Were you one of the fortunate few who witnessed the Winter Solstice sunrise at Newgrange this morning? It's a truly magical event, steeped in history and wonder!
This year, a mere 14 lucky individuals were granted access to the heart of Newgrange Chamber for the Winter Solstice. However, the atmosphere outside was filled with joy, as hundreds gathered to celebrate this special day. (Source: thejournal.ie)
For those unable to be there in person, the Winter Solstice sunrise was broadcast live on RTÉ and available via livestream.
But what exactly is the Winter Solstice? It's the shortest day and longest night of the year for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere.
Now, we're curious! Did you experience the Winter Solstice from Newgrange this morning?
Here's a peek at the poll results:
- No: 1733 votes
- I watched it from Newgrange online: 471 votes
- I visited a different site: 130 votes
- I was at Newgrange this morning: 123 votes
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What are your thoughts? Did you watch the sunrise? Do you think it's important to preserve these ancient traditions? Share your experiences and opinions in the comments below – we'd love to hear from you!
