These Buckwheat Crepes au Breton make for a savory and succulent Sunday brunch! Ingredients ¾ cup plus 1 tablespoon buckwheat flour 1/3 cup all-purpose flour...
Spanning about 1,200 miles from Scotland to Spain along western Europe’s Atlantic coast, the Celtic nations offer whiskies, wines, beers and spirits as different and...
The appreciation for Gaelic culture is widespread today, celebrated both in Ireland and around the world. Without the Gaelic Revival of the 19th century, however,...
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...
The Celts are a misunderstood bunch, shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Origins Frankly, nobody really knows where they came from. (Sorry!) Some historians claim that...
Those with a sweet tooth will love Bailey’s Irish Cream Cheese Brownies ~ perfect for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations! Ingredients For the swirl 3 ounces...
The triple spiral, or triskele, is a Celtic and pre-Celtic symbol found on a number of Irish Megalithic and Neolithic sites, most notably inside the...
Druids once made up the higher-educated tier of Celtic society, including poets, doctors and spiritual leaders. The legacy of this last group is the most...
A dream comes true as the Choral Scholars of University College Dublin take the stage at Carnegie Hall in NYC this Thursday night Thursday. Recently, we spoke with...
The remoter corners of the Scottish Highlands and Islands are dotted with the remains of long deserted settlements. Many of them were victims of the Highland...
Traditional Galician Stew is scrumptious anytime of the year, but it is particularly warming during the long winter months. Cabbage comes in different colours throughout...
One Sunday morning last year, my friend, Carl Greenwood, and I made the trek from our Orange County, California homes up to Hollywood Presbyterian Church...
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...
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...
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....
During the late Iron and early Medieval Ages, the land that would become Scotland was fought over by diverse peoples. The west coast, around Argyll,...
From discovering the drama of the Giant’s Causeway, along the stunning Causeway Coastal Route to discovering the legend of the RMS Titanic in her birthplace of Belfastand climbing the highest peaks...
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...
Knotwork first appeared in Ireland, Scotland and northern England in the early 7th century, when Irish missionaries were evangelizing in Northumberland. The missionaries' main base...
