Saint Yves' Day
To all our Breton friends Happy St Yves' Day on May 19th More
Celtic Festivals
Comprehensive guide to Celtic Festivals in 2012.
Celtic Societies
Find a Celtic Society near you: Celtic Societies around the world.
Celtic Mythology
The Celts have a rich mythology and folklore. Find out about the story of Fand, Queen of the Fairies.
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Celtic recipes
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What's new on Transceltic
May 19, 2012 - St Yves' Day, learn about St Yves of Brittany. More
April 27, 2012 - St Maughold's Day, learn about St Maughold, patron saint of the Isle of Man. More
March 17, 2012 - St Patrick's Day, learn about St Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, and the Irish National Day. More
February 06, 2012 - Manx-Celtic recipe, Manx Broth, from Rosemary of Rearyt Ny Howe, Kione Droghad, Isle of Man. More
February 01, 2012 - London Manx Society's Alastair Kneale discusses War Horse and why we should never forget the animals that died for us in war. More
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Our mission is to raise awareness of the Celtic heritage of the Celtic nations and encourage travel and trade across the Celtic nations. We're a small group of dedicated enthusiasts and we urgently need your help to help us grow. Please consider supporting us if you feel likeminded!
A Celtic adventure - discover the Celtic nations and their common heritage
This website is your resource for discovering the Celtic nations: Ireland, Isle of Man, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. We've devised a carefully selected network of travel routes, or what we've called trails, which will take you on a tour of what we feel are the most significant and interesting Celtic sites in each of the Celtic nations.
Transcelticism is the shared heritage of the Celts
We can't say it better than the Wolfe Tones' "Song of the Celts":