Irish author Anne Enright brings it all home with her latest novel The Green Road. Read more here!
Irish chef Catherine Fulvio blends the best of Gaelic and garlic into world-class, award-winning cuisine. Celtic Life International correspondent Lisa Jackson dishes up the details.
With a deeply-rooted faith, and a little help from his friends on high, Father Ray Kelly has his Hallelujah moment. Read more here!
Whether at a wedding ceremony in a nomadic Kurdish yurt or at massed choral event at Royal Albert Hall in London, the Bois Goetre-Hen a’r...
At one time, the Elliots were one of the most active, most powerful and notorious of the Scottish Border clans. These days, Elliots can be...
Redheads from every corner of the globe are being called home to the motherland this weekend for the sixth annual Irish Redhead Convention, in Crosshaven, County Cork, Ireland....
Jérémy Tétrault-Farber brings a long love of piping to la Belle Province of Quebec. Read more here!
Alexandria, Virginia-based Kelly McCarthy is the President of the North American Manx Association. Recently she answered our Seven Celtic Questions.
Exploring Scotland's Outer Hebrides is akin to walking on a canvas where the paint is wet and the artist is never finished. Read more here!
The 35th annual Milwaukee Irish Festival kicks-off today. Recently we spoke with founder Ed Ward about the event and what attendees can expect over the...
American fiddler Erika Nagel keeps it in the family. Get to know her here!
For the next seven days, Glasgow comes alive with the sounds of the pipes! Read more here!
It’s a huge year for the Isle of Man at Europe’s largest Celtic festival, Festival Interceltique Lorient in Brittany. Read more here!
Brittany’s largest annual gathering – the Festival Interceltique de Lorient - is the heartbeat of the region’s living, breathing Celtic culture. Read more here!
With just a flip of a calendar page, this year’s Glengarry Highland Games is underway. Read more here!
The heart and soul of this weekend’s Glengarry Highland Games are the pipe bands. Read more here!
Cornish speakers, learners and the culture-curious can now immerse themselves in the ancient Celtic language thanks to veteran broadcast journalist Matthew Clarke. Read more here!
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