The Celtic Furrow Visitor Centre
Why did a farmer spit on his hand whilst making a bargain at the fair? Why do we break the wishbone of a chicken? Why is the horseshoe a symbol of good luck? Why do we wear masks at Hallowe'en?
- Experience through models, the festivals of the Neolithic farmers of the Céide Fields (3,000 BC)
- Journey through paintings into the celebrations of the cattlemen of the Celts (500 BC)
- Reflect on the feasts of the early Christian period in gardens and fountains and explore the maze which traces 1,000 years of challenge and hardship
- Recall the customs of 80 years ago and confront the future by reviewing our past
Guided Tours
Tracing 5,000 years of our culture
- Neolithic Farmers
- Celtic Cattlemen
- Golden Age of Christianity
- Rural Ireland 80 years ago



Ballitubber Abbey
Ballintubber
Co. Mayo
Ireland
+353 (0) 94 903 0934
info@ballintubberabbey.ie
www.ballintubberabbey.ie
Sneak Peek
Some interesting items can be viewed here