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Enter Sheela World
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Quest by Kathryn Price Theatana into the history, etymology and magic of the Sheela na Gigs, mainly from a wiccan point of view.
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Ireland's Sile na Gigh
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Gabriel Cannon presents photographs, descriptions and location details of all the known Irish sheelas, with book list, trivia, links and author profile.
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Sheela Na Gig
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Fethard Historical Society report on the local Sheela na Gigs, including the stolen Kiltinan figure.
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Sheela Na Gig Project
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John Harding aims to document and photograph all of the Sheela Na Gig carvings in the UK. He includes an overview and bibliography of the topic.
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Sheela na Gig, Lavey, Co. Cavan
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Description and photograph of the Lavey Sheela na Gig found in a graveyard at Lavey, Co. Cavan in 1842.
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Tara's Sheela-na-gig Website
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Descriptions and images, possible interpretations, bibliography, and links, compiled by Tara McLoughlin.
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NodeWorks Encyclopedia: Sheela Na Gig
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A detailed, illustrated article from the online collaborative encyclopedia, which discusses the origin of the name of these figures and what they are meant to represent. Includes a bibliography.
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Satan in the Groin
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Anthony Weir, author of "Images of Lust", discusses and displays photographs of exhibitionist carvings, both male and female, on mediæval churches.
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Sheela-na-Gigs
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Historical overview and interpretations, compiled by Jack Roberts.
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The Real Sheela
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Offers a theory as to what the words 'Sheela na Gig' really mean.
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