Who knew that internationally renowned American author Edgar Allan Poe had a Scottish connection? The internationally renowned author of The Fall of the House of...
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...
In the rich tapestry of Celtic traditions, the connection to nature and its spirits is deeply woven into the cultural and spiritual fabric. This ancient...
Celts occupied land in modern day Eastern Europe, Greece, Spain, Northern Italy, Western Europe, England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The Celtic people have mystified anthropologists...
It’s Gaelic, originally. Or an anglicized version of a Gaelic name, if you’re being fussy. Most people believe it to derive from the ancient “cano,”...
When Fontaines D.C. were living in Dublin and making their first album, Dogrel, the five band members would pile into drummer Tom Coll’s car and blast their freshly recorded songs through...
There are countless stories of shenanigans when it comes to poitín. Once banned in Ireland, the alcoholic beverage is a bit like Irish moonshine and has...
The ancient Celts believed in the eternal spiritual life and the relationship with the divine and with nature. The most important things in life came...
Having produced the likes of James, Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, and countless others, the is no doubting the legacy of Dublin’s literary landscape. Literary...
There is something in Wales that inspires. Perhaps it is the labyrinth of mines under the mountains, the cloud-wrapped summits, or trickling valley streams. Here...
The struggling and conflicted artist is a cliche as old as time, and it was an archetype that ultimately defined Anthony Hopkins. He felt great shame...
