A classic Emerald Isle dish for St Patrick’s Day, enjoy this recipe for Beef & Guinness Irish Stew! Ingredients 2.25 lb/1kg of stewing beef (shin, flank...
In the popular imagination, King Arthur is often associated with medieval knights in shining armour, but archaeologists agree that the story is much older. It’s...
The bodhrán is an old drum but a young musical instrument. Although it has existed in Ireland for centuries, it was introduced into traditional music...
From the accounts of Britain made by the classical authors, we know that, by the fourth century AD, the predominant people in northern Scotland were...
The Celts are an often-misunderstood people. Originating from Austria (circa 1200 BC), they spread across Europe as far as Britain, Spain and Asia Minor. Tarasque...
In honour of International Women’s Day, enjoy our recipe for St. Brigid’s Bannock Scones. Ingredients 250g oats, plus a tablespoon to decorate A sprig of...
The name Nova Scotia is Latin for ‘New Scotland,’ and was first given to this part of North America in 1621. Although there were occasional Scots among...
Pagans may be trained in particular traditions, or they may follow their own inspiration. Paganism is not dogmatic. Pagans pursue their own vision of the...
