Saint Brigid of Kildare (c. 451 – 525) is one of the patron saints of Ireland, alongside Saint Patrick and Saint Columba. An early Irish monastic figure, she founded several monasteries, notably the double monastery in Kildare. She is venerated for her piety, charity, and miracles, and holds a central place in the history of Christianity in Ireland. This page explores her life, legacy, and veneration.
