Mae’n bleser gan Coleridge Cymru rhannu gwybodaeth am ddathliadau blynyddol yr Hen Galan ym Mhenarth gyda’r Penrolio a Mari Lwyd Penarth
Coleridge Cymru is delighted to host information about the annual Hen Galan celebrations in Penarth featuring the Penrolio and the Penarth Mari Lwyd
2023
Sadwrn 14 Ionawr:
1.00pm – Clifftops Penarth, CF64 5BP: Rholio pen Bendigeidfran.
2.30pm – Pafiliwn Pier Penarth, CF64 3AU: Y Fari Lwyd.
Saturday 14 January:
1.00pm – Penarth Clifftops, CF64 5BP: Rolling Bendigeidfran’s head.
2.30pm – Penarth Pier Pavilion, CF64 3AU: Mari Lwyd.
Penrolio – Penarth
Bydd y dathliadau’n dechrau wrth barc y Clifftops tua 1.00pm, a byddwn yn cychwyn drwy rolio pen y cawr Bendigeidfran i lawr y rhiw tua’r traeth, gan gyrraedd Pafiliwn Pier Penarth tua 2.30 pm.
The celebrations start at Penarth Clifftops around 1.00pm and begin by rolling the head of the giant Bendigeidfran down the hill to the beach, arriving at Penarth Pier Pavilion around 2.30pm.
Mae hanesion y Mabinogi yn sôn am y cawr Bendigeidfran – neu Brân Fendigaid – a orchmynnodd i’w ben gael ei gludo ar ôl ei farwolaeth a’i gladdu yn y Gwynfryn yn Llundain. Byddwn yn nodi arwyddocâd Bendigeidfran drwy rolio ei ben i lawr y rhiw tua Llundain.
The Mabinogion stories tell of the Welsh giant Bendigeidfran, ‘the Blessed Brân’, who’s head was taken after his death and buried in London. Bendigeidfran’s brilliance is marked by lovingly rolling his head down hill towards London.
Mari Lwyd – Penarth
CROESO – WELCOME
Cysylltiadau Links
2018 https://www.bbc.co.uk/cymrufyw/42675194
2019 https://www.penarthtimes.co.uk/news/17382631.hundreds-turn-watch-join-hen-galan-event/
2020 https://www.penarthtimes.co.uk/news/18161336.hundreds-attend-hen-galen-event-penarth/
2022 https://www.penarthtimes.co.uk/news/19849964.giant-head-rolling-mari-lwyd-penarth-hen-galan/
2018 – Penrolio – Llanbedr Pont Steffan – Lampeter
Celebrating traditions old & new at #UWTSDLampeter. Told you heads will roll! #penrolio #Bendigeidfran @BreninYCoedMor @geomythkavanagh @FHP_UWTSD @uwtsd #mythology #creativewriting #CelticStudies https://t.co/YIA7usmn2P
— Study with UWTSD (@StudyUWTSD) January 31, 2018