Brigid Aucoin - Parlour Medley by The Rankin Family (Dragging Youth Society, March 16, 2024)

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The Goddess Brigid (Aucoin) makes another appearance, and this time, its Celtic Traditional.

The song is a Gaelic song called "Parlour Medley" by the famous Cape Breton music family, The Rankin Family.

Brigid Aucoin dawns the traditional shirt with Tartan plaid, this tartan being the tartan of Cape Breton Island (their home land, also the most Celtic place in North America), and also with tap shoes.

The Goddess Brigid is described as a woman with fire like hair that looks like a mother/madden.
The name is "Brigid" or "Brigit, or also "Brig" was a Goddess of celtic pre-Christian Ireland.
She is associated with wisdom, poetry, healing, protection, smithing and domesticated animals. also associated with spring, fertility, and life as we as water/wells (respected by tying ribbon at wells and water sources).
Imbolc (February 1st, the first day of spring in Irish Tradition) which celebrates Brigid.
Brigid embodies mastery represented in the perfect balance of fire and water, symbols of the masculine and feminine.

"Ciad Mile Failte!"

(also thank you to the beautiful Meatsack for filming and tipping me)