Those with a sweet tooth will love Bailey’s Irish Brownies ~ perfect for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations! Ingredients For the swirl 3 ounces cream cheese,...
Scotland is home to three native languages: Gaelic, English, and Scots. The Scots language has four main dialects and 10 “sub dialects” around the country....
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 across...
Traditionally, our Celtic ancestors followed the seasons and food sources, cooking and baking whatever produce may have been available to them at the time. They...
A fascinating heritage story can be found at Belmont House on Unst, Shetland, the most northerly island of the Shetland Islands, and therefore, the most...
Mythology is still very much a part of Irish daily life. The Leprechaun There’s no questioning that the leprechaun, which dates back to medieval times, is...
This fantastic, traditional recipe was originally devised during times of hardship during Scotland’s sugar shortage of World War II. It became quite popular in the...
Since Roman times, millions of people have thought of themselves as "British", but this identity was only created with the Union of England, Wales and...
The magical Giant’s Causeway has astounded millions of tourists with its mystique and uniqueness, but long before it became easy or common for world travelers...
Celts have always been associated with the northern European lands and of inhabiting Ireland, Scotland and Wales; but it is true that Celtic tribes did...
The quaint community of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, is as charming as its name. There, the famed Rose Manor Inn welcomes visitors from around the world....
One of the most interesting of the Celtic tribes in the British Isles are the Celtic Picts. They inhabited what is modern day Scotland, north of the...
June 9 has been designated as International Celtic Art Day. The announcement comes from a group of contemporary Celtic artists, scholars, traders, and Celtic Art lovers...
