A Pumpkin Plea!
It’s October, which means Jack o’ Lanterns… but don’t wash them with bleach!
Use vinegar instead.
Pictish Culture Alive and Well…
Not only is the history of the Pict tribes attracting interest because of their mysterious past, so is Hamish Lamley’s passion on BBC television! “Leatherwork
The Celtic Chakras
The famous Triskele. Part of a thesis I wrote was on Chakras but the thrust was that the idea was
What Did Jamie Fraser Drink Before The Sassenach?
In 2013, Tony Roberts (second from left below) and three former co-workers founded the Three Stills Company and set about
History of Ireland Parts I & II
Fire of Learning features content by American YouTuber, Justin. His videos contain educational content in which he discusses topics such as
Fare Well Parts 1-3 – Edinburgh’s Hogmanay 2020
This amazing drone show was staged over the Scottish Highlands and then placed into city scenes of Edinburgh. The entire
Motley Mike Heats Things Up – Literally!
If you’re looking for two folks who know how to have a ‘hot’ time, look no further that Mike Otis
Scottish Wildcats in Kilts by Alison MacRae
Scottish Wildcats in Kilts A Blaring, some called it music; others called it noise. It was the melody of the
Annwn Photography by Adrienne Roisin
Adrienne Roisin is an incredibly talented photographer who plies her skills to the Darker Realm. Her collection – Annwn Photography by Adrienne Roisin – depicts the beauty and danger of this Celtic Otherworld. In Welsh mythology, Annwn is the realm of the afterlife, a world of delights and eternal youth
Celtic Art & Jewelry by Kathy Herdzina
Kathy Herdzina is a talented artist and Celtic Knot weaver. Her sketches have a wonderful hominess to them, but also a dash of mysticism. Her Celtic Knot cord jewelry is
THE MYSTIC ART OF JEN DELYTH by Ravensdaughter
All lovers of Celtic Art know the work of world-famous artist, Jen Delyth. As a Celtic artist myself, I have drawn inspiration from Jen’s work. Her sense of ancient mysticism
The Story of Colmcille
Calumcille ann an Eirinn Tha mi ag obair an co-bhonn ris an sgoilear Ghàidhlig Mìcheal Newton ré nam beagan mhìosan a chaidh seachad. Bhuilich CHARTS an duais Colmcille 1500 Heritage
The Foothills Highland Games
The Foothills Highland Games was founded by two friends Chris Marsh and Brandon Fisher both born and raised in The Foothills of Western NC in the small town of Nebo
Samhain – Halloween Image Gallery
Happy Samhain, Happy New Year, Happy Halloween!
CELTIC RAIN
WELCOME TO CELTIC RAIN REBEKAH LAWSON’S BLOG FOR CELTIC NATIONS MAGAZINE Rebekah Lawson is part of Celtic Rain – an original Celtic Spiritual Fusion Folk band made up of a husband/wife and friend team who are professional musicians and their wonderful musician friends who come along to make beautiful music
NIGHEAN MUSIC
WELCOME TO NIGHEAN MUSIC ANDREA DEAN VAN SCOYOC’S BLOG FOR CELTIC NATIONS MAGAZINE Andrea Dean Van Scoyoc is a passionate soul. One look at her digital art will tell you
GOTHIC CELT
WELCOME TO GOTHIC CELT TIFFANY APAN’S BLOG FOR CELTIC NATIONS MAGAZINE Fans are describing her music and stories as a much welcome escape into another world. Drawing inspiration from the
Steve McDonald
From the Steve McDonald Fan Club Steve McDonald was born on September 9, 1950 in Wellington, New Zealand. At the age of five he began taking piano lessons, and had
Celtic Books
A wealth of words await. Delve into fiction, non-fiction, poetry and more. Curls up with a good book and a cup of cocoa. Or learn crafting, knitting, and Celtic art.
Celtic Clothing
From historic garb, to costumes, to modern flair and fashion, come explore the world of Celtic apparel and accessories.
Celtic Crafts
From pottery to leather work to needlework, Celtic Artisans create a truly eclectic world of crafts and gifts.
Celtic Food & Recipes
There's a full meal waiting for you and the table is set. From soda bread, to potato pancakes, to haggis, get your taste buds ready for something delicious with reviews and recipes.
Cetic Gifts & Products
Celtic Home Decor is perfect for any front room, bedroom, or den. Take a look at these lovely finds to brighten your life. It's all part of the Celtic Jewelry, Gifts, and Products Reviews.
Celtic Jewelry
Who doesn't love Celtic Jewelry? We been surfing the web to look for new and engaging items from a variety of artists. Come and see some of the creations that have caught our eye.
Celtic Technology
Discover Celtic mobile apps and other Celtic online resources. This is the wonder result when history meets modernity.
Celtic Weapons & Armor
Swords, daggers, dirks, pole arms, shields are all part of the modern warrior's armory. Add chainmail or leather armor to be battle-ready.
Whiskey, Beer & Beverages
From Single Malt to Craft Brewing, all beverages await! So do wines, meads, and soft beverages. There's something for every palate when it comes to spirits and drinks.
Over in Cornwall by Arian Niwl
Over in Cornwall is one of the best-preserved ancient villages in SW England. This is known as Carn Euny from the Cornish Karn Uni. It is located near the village
The Isle of Man Viking Burial Site by Arian Niwl
Back on the Isle of Man outside Castletown is a very interesting ancient monument called Balladoole. Sometime in 1945, a team consisting of a German refugee along with a team
The Power of Myth by Donn Harper Jr.
Much has been written about the power and influence of mythology. Myth is a profoundly magickal experience. I state ‘experience’ because myths exist in every essence of our existence. Myths provide the framework, the basis of how we perceive the world, of how we interact with each other. Mythology teaches us our concepts of morality, of right and wrong. The
Ritual And The Druids by Nico van Leeuwen
Ritual And The Druids by Nico van Leeuwen The Lives of the Irish Saints are written in Latin and in early medieval Irish. The latter are of special interest in that they seem to utilize local oral tradition in order to elucidate and illuminate their subject. Many miracles are attributed to the early Irish saints, and powers which vied with
A Night at the Mine by Kieron Baird
“A Night at the Mine” by Kieron Baird The three teenagers made their way through the small woods and onwards to the abandoned coal mine. It wasn’t too far from their homes and provided a great escape. No prying parents or nosy neighbours with their judgmental eyes. It was always a great way to start the weekend. First, they passed the toothless warning sign and then walked right over the rusty, toppled security fence. The place had shut down decades ago but nobody cared enough to even try and keep people out anymore. It was a bright and starry night, the full moon lighting the lonely place. The boys all had their phone torches for added light too. Typical, dated mining equipment, buildings and other discards were visible in the distance but they weren’t tonight’s destination. The side the trio entered from came out at a much older section of the mines. Mines carved out long ago by simple tools and human hands. The scars of that long-ceased operation were still visible, with a scattering of the shaft entrances still remaining. All were now either completely boarded over or deliberately caved in, with the exception of one.
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