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  • Triskele: The Celtic Symbol of Constant Motion

    Triskele is derived from the Greek meaning “three-legged”. The Triskele, or Triskelion is a motif…

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  • The Delightful and Iconic Shamrock – Not Just for St Patrick’s Day…

    – – – – “The shamrock, with its abundant symbolism and delicate, emblematic leaves, provides…

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  • The Secret of Ogham – Ireland’s Most Ancient Language

    Ogham (pronounced “Oh-um”) is the earliest form of writing in Ireland. Ancient standing stones bearing…

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  • The Many Meanings of the Claddagh Ring

    A popular ring known around the world, Claddagh rings were originally part of the Fethe…

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  • Tír na nÓg: The Story of Niamh and Oisín 80 views
  • Shawl vs Wrap vs Stole vs Scarf…What’s the Difference? 66 views
  • 9 Ways To Say I Love You in Gaelic 66 views
  • The Ancient Irish Shillelagh 19 views
  • Triskele: The Celtic Symbol of Constant Motion 15 views
  • History of Blarney Castle 10 views
  • Irish Dancing: The History and What it is Today 8 views
  • The Irish Tricolor: 170 Years of Green, White & Gold 7 views
  • Colcannon: A Traditional Irish Dish 7 views
  • Anam Cara; The Celtic Philosophy of Friendship 6 views
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