The origins of Halloween traditions go back to an ancient Celtic festival involving animal sacrifice and a cave of demons in Rathcroghan, Ireland. Mike McCarthy, a tour guide at Rathcroghan, joins us.

Halloween is an annual excuse to gorge on candy, dress up in scandalous costumes or shut our porch lights out and pretend we aren’t home. But how did it all begin? This is the history of Halloween.

Celtic fans waving Irish tricolours against Rangers in 2009. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images) The recent protest by Celtic fans at the Hapoel Be’er Sheva match has raised many talking points ...

Antlers on his head, a serpent in his hand, and animals at his side—Cernunnos is one of the most iconic yet least understood gods of the ancient Celts. His mystery still haunts history ...

After visiting James McGrory Park, detailed in part 1, this weekend, the next leg of my historical Celtic day took me to a trio of Celtic graves. The first was located 3 miles from Provanmill, in the ...

Colleen Berry Conway is the owner of Ogham Art alongside her husband Chris. She takes us through the history of the ancient Irish alphabet. This article is proudly presented alongside the Irish ...

Celtic Weddings are certainly one of a kind. They are full of a slew of traditions, most of which have been passed down for hundreds of years. Donegal Square has been providing a connection of Celtic ...