Nothing says November like the scent of freshly baked goodies wafting from Mom’s kitchen. Enjoy our recipe for Celtic Brown Bread! Ingredients 4 cups whole...
Gold-edged leaves curl inward, shivering against the autumn winds. Forests rustle in nervous anticipation, while the sun retreats to the horizon and night shadows creep...
The celebration of Halloween began in Ireland in about 1000 AD. Back then Halloween was pagan festival called “Samhain” meaning “end of summer”. The Celts...
Nowhere is Ireland’s history more eloquently expressed than in the country’s “Big Houses”. Architectural awesomeness and centuries worth of history combine beautifully in stunning natural...
While craft beers, spirits and wines have long-dominated the liquor landscape in Atlantic Canada, craft cider - a crisp concoction composed of high-quality apples -...
Many Celtic gods and goddesses have become a part of modern Pagan practice. Here are some of the deities honored by the ancient Celtic peoples. Brighid, Hearth...
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 quaint community of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, is as charming as its name. There, the famed Rose Manor Inn welcomes visitors from around the world....
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...
Scottish Canadians are the third-largest ethnic group in Canada and among the first to settle in Canada. Scottish people have made a large impact on...
