Lonely Planet’s 500 “most thrilling, memorable and interesting travel experiences in the world”, now includes eight places on the island of Ireland, from breath-taking landscapes to...
From rock-dwelling giants to mermaids and seals who steal the hearts of local women, Scotland’s islands are still alive today with tales of their supernatural pasts. LEWIS...
Circa 5th century BC, the Greeks considered Celts (Keltoi) as one of the four great ‘barbarian’ people; with their independent realms extending all the way...
Celtic mythology is awash with powerful women, and they remain quite an enigma. On the one hand, we have feisty Queens like Medb, fearsome Goddesses...
Despite the difficulties brough on by COVID-19, USA-based Scottish Creations continues to do brisk business. Recently we spoke with company co-founder Hilary Creighton about her...
The smallest of mainland Britain's component countries, Wales offers many wonderful reasons to visit. The south includes Cardiff, a superb base from which to begin...
Reincarnation was an important aspect of the Celtic worldview. Because of this belief, the Celts did not identify a particular place that one went to...
As coronavirus sweeps across the world we are reminded once again of the frailty of human existence. Throughout the course of history mankind has found...
Closely related to the lobster, langoustine is also known as Scampi, Dublin Bay Prawn and, sometimes, Norway Lobster. Its white flesh is succulent and delicious,...
Dublin-born photographer El Keegan has enjoyed both commercial and artistic success in her field, photographing the likes of Barack and Michelle Obama, and more. Recently...
Cornish author and storyteller Anna Chorlton took to literature when she was in grade school, later attending an evening class on writing, which inspired her...
