Dublin is an iconic city, where the Liffey meets the Irish sea. It's a city that's full of monuments, beautiful architecture, art, and bridges. It's the seat of Irish culture, music, textiles, and all things Irish. In fact, ask anyone...
At the turn of the Twentieth Century, with anti-Irish sentiment running high in both America and Britain, Irish Olympic athletes faced a choice of either competing as British athletes, for a crown and flag that they resented, or emigrating to...
Celtic Crosses are one of the more ubiquitous symbols in Ireland and throughout Irish Mullingar Pewter Celtic Cross[/caption] history. Legend has it that St. Patrick introduced the cross to Ireland, combining the traditional cross with the nimbus, the Pagan symbol...
The author, deep in thought. Probably about whiskey. Have you ever wondered just how Irish the Celtic Ranch blogger is? Let's meet the blogger and ask some important questions: 1. So how Irish are you? Susanna Bartee: Not very. Though...
