Saint Brigid's Day is celebrated in Ireland and across the world on February 1st. The feast day of this popular saint sees her traditional cross hung, carrying on a beautiful yet simple tradition, marking the festival of Imbolc.
What does the Celtic festival of Samhain mean? For ancient Celts, Samhain was marked as the most significant of four quarterly fire festivals and was seen as a window to another world.
June's summer solstice has been a special spiritual time in Ireland for centuries. Celtic and Irish tradition is very much alive as every year hundreds of people still gather at sacred spots to mark the longest day of the year.
The passage tomb complex at Knowth is part of a group of megalithic monuments. Built close together around five thousand years ago, they’re a sight to behold in one of Ireland’s most famous historic sites.
Did Ireland's two greatest saints know each other? There are many theories about this, but according to some historians, Saint Brigid's friendship with Saint Patrick was well recorded in the ninth century 'Book of Armagh'.
Ogham is Ireland's famous ancient writing system which has been found as far back as the 4th century BC, carved on ancient tablets and trees throughout Ireland and on manuscripts dating back to the 9th century.
What defines a Celtic person? A rich culture famed for its language, artifacts and burials, Celtic culture began to develop as early as 1200 BC, but the Celtic spirit is very much alive in 2022.
What is the Tree of Life? There is much meaning and symbolism around the origins of the beautiful Tree of Life symbol which is often used in Irish jewelry and crafts.
The Celts are back in the headlines with an extensive photo essay featured in the acclaimed National Geographic magazine detailing their importance and the impact that they made across the world.
An extraordinary discovery made in Ireland's County Kerry this month has made worldwide headlines. An ancient tomb thought to date back further than the Bronze Age was found by a farmer offering an unbelievable look into the past.
Ireland’s Monasterboice is one of the most magical monastic sites in the country and we have now launched a new range of beautiful Celtic Cross necklaces inspired by this world-renowned historic place.
The History of Ireland Collection is one of the most sought after lines at Rings from Ireland. A series of important Irish symbols tells the story of Ireland in a beautiful selection of jewelry. The Battle of the Boyne is one of the most seminal stories and the most famous battle in the history of Ireland.
St. Valentine is known the world over as the patron saint of love. On February 14th every year, couples and those looking for love flock to Whitefriar Street in Dublin where his remains lie. Here is the remarkable story...
The Irish government has launched Ireland 2016, an ambitious and wide-ranging national commemorative initiative marking 1916. We look at some of the highlights of this interpretation of Irish modern history, which aims to bring friends and families from overseas together.
The Tuatha De Dannan were a fascinating and mysterious group of people in ancient Ireland. They were associated with important megalithic sites such as Newgrange. We look at their story here...
Cover thousands of years in just a few days with this four stop tour of Ireland’s Celtic sites. From Bru na Boinne to the Hill of Tara, from Tulsk to Cashel...
