Doug MacRae’s love affair with the bagpipes began when he was a curious and impressionable eight-year-old boy visiting Scotland. Get to know him here!
The connection between Scotland and Canada dates to the 17th century. Learn more here!
With an array of awards and accolades already to her name, Irish author Emma Donoghue considers her good fortune. Read more here!
Irish-born sisters and designers Jacki Parker and Nicole McKenna capture the essence of Eire with their brand new business Wild By Water. Get to know...
Dermot Seberry is an Irish chef, culinary arts lecturer, author, food critic, and food tour operator. Get to know him here!
The world’s biggest and boldest motorcycle races kick into gear this weekend on the Isle of Man. Recently we caught up with Welsh rider Rhys...
Tony and Academy Award-winning Welsh actress, Catherine Zeta-Jones opens up about her latest film. Read more here!
Emerald Heritage was formed by Irish people for Irish people in response to the erosion of both Ireland’s landscape and aspects of its shared culture....
The discovery of European corpses thousands of miles away suggests a hitherto unknown Celtic connection between East and West in the Bronze Age. Learn more...
Past and present come together at Waterford Castle, where a rich and robust history blends seamlessly with contemporary comforts. Read more here!
Irish actor Colin Farrell opens up about his latest film, The Lobster. Read more here!
Read the 2nd installment of our two-part feature article on the last of the Stuart dynasty here!
Near the entrance to St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, a Canova sculpture commemorates the last of the Stuart dynasty. Read more here!
A 65-year-old festival and a newly renovated opera venue bring a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds to Ireland’s Ancient East. Read more here!
Our award-winning photojournalist Tom Langlands checks out one of Scotland’s premier destinations. Read more here!
If it were not for her cat, American fiddler Rose Baldino would be tempted to stay put in Ireland. Read more here!
In one of New Zealand’s most Celtic corners, world class dancer Sarah de Bruin wonders why highland dancing is not considered a sport. Read more...
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