For northern hemisphere dwellers, Summer Solstice - the longest day and the shortest night of our year - is usually celebrated on June 21st. This year, the exact time of the cross-quarter moment ...

Detail of the calendar. Credit: Gozitano / Wikimedia Commons For this reason, it is a crucial epigraphic source for the study and understanding of Celtic antiquity, providing information on the Celtic ...

The Celtic calendar was based on sacred trees and compatibility between the different tree groupings. The Celts believed trees had sacred properties. Which tree are you? In old Celtic culture ...

Why does The Celtic Calendar and its most important dates, Samhain, Imbolg, Bealtaine and Lúnasa still resonate with the Irish people? Na Féilte Tine, delves into the rituals and traditions ...

On the Celtic calendar, Nov. 1marked the beginning of the new year and the winter season. The Celts celebrated their new year on Oct. 31 with a festivity known as Samhuinn or Samhain (pronounced ...

In his analysis, the researcher notes that these elements could correspond to the months of the five-year cycle of the Celtic calendar. The solution, according to the researcher, would have been the ...

A Belfast chef is moving from kitchen cooking to outdoor feasting — all in timing with the old Celtic calendar which marked the beginning of seasons in Ireland pre-Christianity. Rory Gorman is ...