Awarded February 24, 1999
The Finn
McCool Award "Duilleag
lìonraidh mhath
means "Excellent web
page."
These icons are
designed to recognize the enduring
presence of Celtic culture through the
medium of cyberspace.
An ancient people whose
history includes both tragedy and
triumph, the Celts continue to thrive,
not only in places like Brittany,
Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, but (as a
result of the Celtic diaspora) throughout
the world.
Celtic culture includes
distinctive forms of music, art,
spirituality, dress, dance, literature,
and language. It's a culture to be
cherished and celebrated -- and this
award honors web sites devoted to the
Celtic way."
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Awarded February 19, 1999
This award was presented to
The Sacred Fire by Sabrann, of The Solar Wheel.
Sabrann wrote:
"Your
site, The Sacred Fire, has been selected
to receive the Solar Wheel Award for
websites devoted to folklore, myth and
legend.
The Solar Wheel award
is given only to personal, non-commercial
websites devoted to the presentation of
myth, legend and folklore on the
internet. Sites are selected on the basis
of content, design and artistry. Your
site is wonderful, and we are happy to
include you as a Solar Wheel Award
recipient."
Thank you Sabrann!
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Awarded February 12, 1999
The Sacred Fire received
this award from Shawn Hart, at The Great Big Picnic.
Shawn wrote:
"Congratulations:
You have been awarded the " Great
Big Silver " award for your site,
The Sacred Fire, being in the top 5% of
all webpages on the Internet."
Thank you Shawn!
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Awarded January 26, 1999
This award was presented to
Sacred Fire by Wendy (Beachgirl,) the
creator of "A Celtic Site for Night
Shade." I found this site
while out surfing, and really enjoyed my
visit! When you visit, you will find a
collection of Irish recipes, poetry by
Yeats, and lots of Celtic graphics.
In her email, Wendy wrote:
"Dia Dhuit and
Congratulations!
After
visiting your site I have decided that
you deserve the Celtic Pride Award.
You've done a wonderful job! I especially
love the mouse over navigation with the
Gaelic underneath! Thank you for inviting
me to your page!"
Thank you Wendy!
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