Renowned Newfoundland artist Gerald Squires always claimed to show himself in his paintings, but it is Newfoundland - in all its rugged, enduring majesty -...
The Dalai Lama has one. So do Bishop Desmond Tutu, Arun Gandhi, Col. Chris Hadfield, Graham McTavish, and numerous Nobel Peace Laureates. With such high-profile...
Does a particular Scottish surname mean that your ancestors were members of a particular Scottish clan? Remember that the Scottish 'clan system' was largely breaking...
With its lush landscapes, gentle rolling hills and welcoming waters, Connemara is a traveler’s dream destination I don’t know what it is, but every few...
If Nova Scotia is New Scotland, then perhaps its provincial neighbour to the northeast should be called "New Ireland and Labrador." The scenery is so...
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...
Twenty-five years since last setting his soles upon Ulster soil, Celtic Life International managing editor Stephen Patrick Clare returns to find a changed cultural, economic...
Emmet Cahill recently played to sold-out audiences across North America, performing songs from his debut recording Emmet Cahill’s Ireland along with a mix of Broadway...
Wind-swept, salt-sprayed and architecturally-dramatic, Fogo Island Inn is a beacon for travelers who aspire to unique experiences, international chefs and delightful epicures. For six glorious...
“Traditional Quebecois music is a mélange of Irish, Scottish, English, French and North-American melodies,” explains fiddler Pascal Gemme via email from his home in la...
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...
Prague-based Tereza Bernardova is a passionate advocate of Irish dance, both as a performer and through her school, inSpiral Dance Company. Through inSpiral, Bernardová, 32,...
