Situated on the plush northwest coast of France, the Celtic nation of Bretagne should be on everyone's bucket list. Visit Bretagne’s islands. The waters off Brittany...
From abandoned villages and lost valleys to old whaling stations, secret mountain lakes and forgotten islands, immensely rewarding journeys into the rugged and least densely...
Historically the Celts were a society of warriors using war to gain agricultural land, cattle and other valuable resources. They spread their goddess worshipping practices...
One of Scotland's all-time favourite films, Whisky Galore is based upon a true story: the unauthorised salvage of over 20,000 cases of whisky from a...
The Bardic tradition is a cornerstone of Celtic culture, a powerful lineage of poets, musicians, and storytellers who played a pivotal role in the spiritual...
Simple, sweet and scrumptious, Apple Crumble is the go-to, easy-to-make comfort dessert on the Emerald Isle. Ingredients 1 and 1/4 cups of all-purpose/plain flour (225g...
TG4 presents Cara sa Cheol (A Friend in Music), a new six-part music documentary series celebrating creative collaboration between Irish-language artists and musicians from Ireland’s New...
The Celtic Festival of Beltane (Beltain, Beltainne, Beltaine, Bealtaine, Beltany) – which marks the beginning of summer in the ancient Celtic calendar – is a Cross Quarter...
Scotland’s biggest annual nature writing competition is underway for its third successive year. Words of the Wild, organized by the Scottish Wildlife Trust in association...
Edinburgh Castle - the fortress at the centre of Scotland’s capital city. The igneous rock intrusion, now known as Castle Rock, was formed by volcanic...
The Irish language runs through everything on the island of Ireland, from music and literature, to festivals, events, place names and even in the rhythm...
