Language is a funny thing. We all acquire language as children, usually without thinking much about it. Speaking seems as natural as breathing or thinking....
Photographer Derek Smyth loves the landscapes of Northern Ireland. Recently we spoke with him about his passion for the profession. What are your own roots? ...
While rich and robust with colour, Wales' landscape lends itself well to black and white imagery. Recently we spoke with Welsh photographer David Wilson about...
Photographer Margaret Soroya finds inspiration in the remote islands of Scotland. Recently we spoke with her about her career and her love of the landscape....
Featuring artists from Cape Breton, mainland Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, British Columbia, the U.S., and Scotland, this year’s...
From abandoned villages and lost valleys to old whaling stations, secret mountain lakes and forgotten islands, immensely rewarding journeys into the rugged and least densely...
From 1563 until 1753, the Witchcraft Act was part of Scottish law, making “witchcraft” a capital crime. During this time, an estimated 3,837 people -...
Scottish photographer Dylan Nardini’s passion for the visual arts runs in the family; both his father and sister are creatives. Recently he spoke with Celtic...
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...
It’s a quiet morning in Ireland - several weeks before a virus swept the world and changed everything - and Cillian Murphy, the 43-year-old actor born...
Language is a funny thing. We all acquire language as children, usually without thinking much about it. Speaking seems as natural as breathing or thinking....
A growing movement aims to have Asturias acknowledged as a Celtic nation. Fernán Morán, President of the Asturian Celtic League, believes that Asturian Celtic culture...
Folks still recognize Allan Hawco as Jake Doyle, the impulsive, wise-cracking, GTO-driving half of a St. John’s father and son private-eye series Republic of Doyle...
The Celts that settled in what we know as Northern Ireland today, were the Ulaid (Old Irish) or the Ulaidh (Modern Irish). They were a people of early...
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...
