Ask most Irish families where their traditions come from, and the story usually leads back to one woman. Not a king, not a poet, but a grandmother, standing at a stove or a kitchen table, holding the thread that connects everyone in the room to everyone who came before them.National Grandparents Day falls on September 7th this year, and in Irish and Celtic culture, it lands on a role that...

Every Celtic symbol means something. That is not marketing language, it is just true. Long before any of these designs ended up on a pendant or a ring, they were carved into stone, stitched into cloth, and passed between people who needed a way to say something words could not quite carry. Which makes them, still today, some of the most honest gifts there are.If you have someone in mind...

The Claddagh has been telling people's love stories for over 300 years, through the exact way it's worn. Here's how to read it and how to wear it.