Ogham - Unraveling the Old Irish Script with Lora O'Brien, MA, of the Ogham Academy

✨OGHAM - Quick & Easy Reference Guide
Enter the world of Ogham, an ancient Irish script which is still somewhat shrouded in mystery... though here at the Ogham Academy, we're doing our best to make it a little clearer each week - be sure to join the mailing list so you don't miss out! This is a quick introduction to its history and origins, geographical spread, and how to 'translate' modern words and phrases through the Ogham script.

Ever wondered what Ogham is and where it came from? This ancient Irish script dates back to the 4th century, at least, allowing early Irish people to record our ancestral lineages in a unique visual alphabet. Learn about its mysterious origins, letters, and how to translate (transliterate!) and write simple words in Ogham.

Ogham Content is now linked to The Ogham Academy in Co. Waterford, Ireland. Established to create a virtual space in which to study and understand this native Irish script.

Printable Guide Sheets:
You will get a quick history of the Ogham, plus the Ogham letters laid out across two A4 sheets for easy printing and quick reference or reminders. There is also a simple divination meaning for each ogham fid (letter), as well as space by each one for your own written reference note.

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[-RONNIE]

Very nice video & I really do hope this helps out a lot of people which I know it will if they visit this site. Keep up the great work

[willk]

A search engine's ai assistant brought me here when I asked it how to write in Ogham. I look forward to exploring more of your resources. One day in the near future my back is going to look like an ancient scroll of tattoos mixed with Germanic runes and this, writting out the meanings of my first, middle and last names. My front is a whole different story. 😆 I'm going to look like some kind of warrior out of a fantasy film...or a cult.

[badtimebandits]

With séimhiú in middle irish we add a dot above the letter, whereas in modern irish we put an h after the consonant. Would we just write the h in ogham?

[abhishekgogoi]

I bet Christianity and islam cant compete these ancient religions in terms of knowledge, , real knowledge of nature, cosmology, astronomy and architecture