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1.St brigid is celebrated on the 1th of febuary
2. He asked a man to have some land that here cloak could take up and when here cloak went down it grew and grew and she go the land
3.st brigid gave money and cloths to the poor people to help them survive
4.st Brigid was the nices person ever Skye was kind helpful
5.some people make a cross and bless it to celebrate Brigid on the 1th of febuary

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1. St Brigid died in her early seventies.

2. She once sold her father's sword to a beggar.
3. She died in the year 525.
4.St Brigid was nearly kicked out her house by her own father.
5.She decided to become a Christian at a young age.

Thanks for reading!

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1 on febuary 1      we celebrate ST Brigids day because that's when she died                                                                                         2 st brigid was born I faughurt                                                                                  3 st brigid was born on 450 ad                                                                                              4st brigid dad was going tosell her but he didn't                                                                                                                                       %ST BIGIDS CLOAK GREew igger and bigger                                                                                                                                      6 the king told st brigid you can have land as big as you cloak

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1. Saint Bright was born about the same time as
Saint Patrick.

2. When St Brigid placed
her cloak down on the
ground it grew and grew.

4. Saint Brigid is on of
Ireland'so patron saints,
as long as St.Patrick and
Columb a.

3. It is a tradition to
celebrate St.Brigid on the 1st of February.

4. St. Brigid died in her
early seventies.

5. St.Brigid was born in AD
450 in Faughart, near
Dundalk in Co.Louth.

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2.Bridget has loads of names like brìd bride etc.
2.She died on the 1st of February so that's why we celebrate on that today.
4. She was named after a goddess
5.St.Bridget day is also know Imbole or the feast of Brigid.

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1.st.Brigids feast day is on February the 1st.                    2.st.Brigid's dad got angry because she gave all his stuff to the poor.
3.On the 1st of February it is a tradition to make St.Brigid's cross from woven from rushes and when you have made the cross you put it on your door to protect to from evil

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Saint Brigid day falls on 1st  February,which is said  to be the start of  Spring.
Saint Brigid was named after the Celtic goddess Fire.
Saint Brigid was among the time of  Saint Patrick and Saint Columba.
Saint Brigid was born in AD 453 in Faughart,near Dundalk in co.Louth.Saint Brigid died around the year 525 on 1st of February and was first buried in Kildare`s Abbey church,then later she moved Downpatrica to res with two other patron Saints of Ireland,Saint Patrick and Saint Calumba.
Saint Brigid is an patron Saint which was blessed.
Saint Brigid asked king of  Leinster for land for her cloak, but because he was greedy he said no,Saint Brigid tried to convince him well every time she tried he would just say"no".
Saint Brigid got fustrated ,then the king said that you can take as much land as she wanted.
Then the next day Saint Brigid went out side and took her cloak and spread it to four corners the north,the south,the east and the west.

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1. St.Brigid was born around the same time as St.Patrick.

2.St.Brigid's feast day is held on the 1st of February each year.

3.St.brigid was raised by druids as a child.

4. Brigid is one of Ireland’s patron saints and was known also as a fertility goddess in Celtic mythology.

5.She is often referred to as ‘Brigit of Kildare’, and was said to be the founder of several monasteries of nuns, including that of Kildare. She is also associated with perpetual, sacred flames, and there is also a shrine dedicated to her in Kildare.

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1.St.Brigid was born in 453 AD in Dundalk Ireland (in modern County Louth.

2.St Brigid died in 524 on the age of 70 in Kildare Ireland.

3.St.Brigid day is also know as Imbole or the feast of Brigid.

4.Brigid has a cloak that the whole land was covered with.

5.St Brigid is one of Ireland's patron saints,along with St.Patrick and Columba

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1.It was said that St.Brigid was born sometime around 452 and 456 AD in Faughart.
2.St.Brigid sadly died on the 1st of February 524 so there is a feast celebrated on that day.
3.St.Brigids Cloak was a piece of cloth called the Brat Bhríde which was used for healing and protection during the year.
4.A St.Brigid cross is usually made from rushes or straw.It is traditionally believed that the cross protects the home from fire.
5.When St.Brigid died she was buried in a tomb before the High Altar of her Abbey church.After some time her remains were transferred to Downpatrick to rest with the two other patron saints of Ireland St.Patrick and St.Columcille.

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1.St.Brigid's feast day is held on the 1st of February   each year.

2.St.Brigid gave loads of goods to the poor and once sold her dad's best sword to a beggar.

3.St.Brigid was born in the year 450 in Faughurt  Co.Louth.

4.St.Brigid died in the year 525,and was buried in Kildare.

5.St.Brigid's dad was going to sell Brigid to the King but in the end did not sell her.

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1. St.Brigid day is a catholic holiday and is celebrated on the 1st of February.

2. St.Brigit gave lots of her familys valubles to the poor, once she gave her fathers favourite sord away for free.

3. On St.Brigids day it is a tradition to make crosses out of straw or hay.

4. St.Brigid really wanted to build a church so the king made a deal that she would only get as much land as her cap could cover, but he was suprised when her cape started to grow.

5. February the 1st is not just St.Brigids day but it is the start of spring.

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1.St.Brigid's feast day is held on the 1st of Febuary each year.
2.St.Brigid was born in Faughert,Co.Louth in the 450's.
3.

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1. Saint Brigid's Feast Day falls on the 1st February and is celebrated by Christians all over the world.

2. Saint Brigid was named after Brigid, the Goddess of Fire who was worshiped by her pagan father, Dubhthach.

3. In the year 468 Saint Brigid converted to Christianity against her father's wishes.

4. Saint Brigid has many names, Brigid Of Ireland, Brigit, Bridget, Bridgit, Bríd, Bride, Naomh  Bhríde and Mary Of The Gaels.

5. Saint Brigid died in or around the year 525 and was first buried in Kildare's Abbey Church but later moved to Downpatrica to rest with the other two Patron Saints of Ireland, Saint Patrick and Saint Columba.

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1.Brigid was nearly kikt out of her house by her dad .
2.I found the story of Brigid .
3.Brigid was a kind girl to all her friends.
4.Her mum was a slav for a household.
5.Her dad was not a nice man.

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1.Each year on Feb the 1st St.Brigid is celebrated, on this day it is tradition to make crosses made from straw.
2.St. Brigid was born during the 450's in Faughart  in Co. Louth.
3.St. Brigid prayed to god that she would not be beautiful so that she could carry on looking after the poor and sick without being married.
4.She was inspired by the work of St. Patrick to help the sick and poor.
5.She decided to become a Christian at an early age.

THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING GUYS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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1. St brigid died on the first of February.   2. St brigid was named after the Celtic goddess of fire. 3. St brigid was born in Co.Louth 4.St brigids dad was a very mean person. 5. Brigids mom was a slave in their house.

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1.Brigid had a magic cloak that grew and grew over the land.
2.The life of St.Brigid celebrated on the first of February.
3.St.Brigid died in her
early seventies.
4.St.Brigid was born in AD 450 in Faughart, near Dundalk in Co.Louth.
5.Her mother was kidnapped by a group of Irish pirates after she was born.

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1.st Brigid was born in c 453
2.st Brigid died on c 524 age 70
3.Brigid was raised by druids in Ireland
4. Once st Brigid was waiting on her dad and while she was waiting she sold her dads favourite sord!!!!!!
5.St Brigid cloak was huge it could spred all over town

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1.Brigid had a cloac which was magic it grew much bigger than it was when she said it to the King 👑.

2.Brigid wha tend to make a Catholic Church for the Catholic people but the King disagreed with Brigid but they made a deal in the end the plot of land hadto  be the size of her cloac wich was tiny.

3.Brigid got angry 😡 at her Dad because he was angry 😡 at her for selling his most valuable sword and his only sword she sold it for free to the homeless.

4.Brigid was a very interesting and holley she build her church in the end  and got her way she also made St.Brigid Crosses they look like normal Crosses but made from reeds.

7.Brigid died on the 1st of February 😥 everyone was so sad 😭 everyone said it was tragic,the King 👑 was very 😤 angry  and shocked 😳,she lived in Ireland 🇮🇪 Co.Kildare.

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1.St.Bridget got this cloak and turned it in to acres of land  and built loads of churches on it
2.

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1. Saint Bridgids father got angry when she gave his goods to the poor.
2.Saint Bridgid died on the 1st of Febuary, so that is why we celebrate her on this day.
3 .  Saint Bridgid asked the king to give her as much land as her cape can cover to build a church, but he was amazed when the cape started to grow over acres and acres.
4.  Saint Bridgid is the woman patron saint of Ireland.
5. Saint Bridgid has multiple names: Bridgid, Bridgit, Bríd, Bridget, Bridged.....

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http://www.askaboutireland.ie/aai-files/assets/ebooks/talking%20ebooks/stories/brigids%20cloak/St-Brigid-Senior.swf

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http://www.seomraranga.com/2015/01/resources-for-st-brigids-day/