Irish Culture

Now, when we’re talking about music venues in Dublin, we’re not talking about pubs in Dublin with live music. That’s a different kettle of fish …

The Morrigan was a powerful Celtic goddess that represented war, fate, sovereignty and fertility. Part of the Ulster Cycle in Irish mythology, the Morrigan was a shapeshifter and …

There is no definitive Celtic symbol for family, despite what some sources may claim. There are, however, numerous designs that fall into the ‘Celtic family knot’ category. …

Irish toasts come in all flavors, from clever and subtle to downright wild. The trick is to find a toast that 1, suits the occasion …

For thousands of years, Irish mythological creatures have stirred the shadows, woven into tales whispered by firelight and guarded through generations of storytellers. Celtic mythological …

 The Celtic symbol for mother and son is made up. The Celts made a finite number of Celtic symbols and, while the Celtic mother son …

 The Dara Knot is one of the most notable symbols to come from the Celts. It is believed to symbolise the intricate and incredibly powerful …

 If you’re looking for Celtic symbols for brothers, be warned. While there are many Celtic symbols for brotherhood, much of what you see online are recent inventions, …

 The Celtic Motherhood Knot is one that comes with quite a few disclaimers. The first is that this isn’t, despite what some websites say, one of …

There are several things to be aware of with the Celtic Celtic Mother Daughter Knot. The most important is that it is not one of the …