BLACK AGNES by Susan Macdonald
BLACK AGNES by Susan Macdonald (verses 1-4, 6-9) Lady Agnes Randolph, Countess of Dunbar (verses 5 & 10)First Place, Arkansas
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
Hidden Animals in Celtic Art – DECODED Episode 1 – The Witham Shield
At first glance the Witham Shield is covered in swirls and curls, maybe a cow or two. However, on closer
A Gallery of Poetry by Donn Harper Jr.
Donn Harper Jr. Appalachian American TransLeprechaun. Height is no barrier, gimme my pot o gold! CONNECT WITH DONN ON FACEBOOK
Priestess of the Forest: A Druid Journey – Review by Nicholas E. Brink, PhD
Priestess of the Forest: A Druid Journey by Ellen Evert Hopman, 2020 I was asked to review Priestess of
A Bit Of Celtic Humor
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Where Do Missing Socks Go?
Why over time you end up with so many odd ones? Sure, its partner might have fallen behind some furniture, or may still be in the washing machine....
The Hidden People
The Spirit of Communication and ‘The Craic’By Mairéid Sullivan, 1996 Recently I was asked what I thought has survived of ancient Celtic tradition
Celtic Gallery – Vintage Irish Postcards
Enjoy this collection of Vintage Irish Postcards
Hidden Animals in Celtic Art – DECODED Episode 1 – The Witham Shield
At first glance the Witham Shield is covered in swirls and curls, maybe a cow or two. However, on closer inspection most of that swirling
“Dark Night” by Leesa Birdsall
~ Dark Night ~by Leesa Birdsall Dark Night Prayer of Reflection on Thomas Keating’s poetry by Leesa Birdsall
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.
A Review of Welsh Artist Christopher Williams by Alison MacRae
When you read or hear the name of the Welsh town Maesteg, what comes to your mind? It is famous for rugby and football players, so that’s what you might
The Tug of a Place by Arian Niwl
Have you ever gotten that tug of place? That is that draw to a certain place that seems to resonate within you and seems to call you back even if
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
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
Featured Cetltic Poem
Celtic Festival Online – A Unique Virtual Experience
We’re now several months into COVID, and the festival world has certainly been the worse for wear. Luckily, a few techno-savvy folks have kept the festival experience alive, and one
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