From discovering the drama of the Giant’s Causeway, along the stunning Causeway Coastal Route to discovering the legend of the RMS Titanic in her birthplace of Belfast and climbing the highest...
There are many theories about the derivation of the word Hogmanay. The Scandinavian word for the feast preceding Yule was "Hoggo-nott" while the Flemish words...
Comparing scotches can be difficult. Some people look for the peatiness of an Islay offering, others champion an expertly crafted blend. But, when it comes...
The ancient Celts considered their symbols and signs to hold incredible, meaningful power in their lives. The stories behind their symbols have been carried on...
In Scotland, Christmas is known as Nollaig Bheag, which means "Little Christmas." The date for Christmas was one of the many holidays chosen to take...
According to the longstanding theory, the origins of Christmas stems from pagan winter festivals. One main reason early Christians were able to spread their religion...
Knotwork first appeared in Ireland, Scotland and northern England in the early 7th century, when Irish missionaries were evangelizing in Northumberland. The missionaries' main base...
Cornwall is home to some truly dramatic scenery and a remarkable number of historic fortifications, many of which are wreathed in legend. St Michael’s Mount...
Derry is Ireland’s most-northern city, partitioned by the River Foyle and keeper to a long, divided, and tumultuous history that lives on in its people...
