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1. Isle of Man: Manx Singers & Musicians Head for Pastures Old and New

   ... Clare Kilgallon, this year's Vice President. Recognised as an opportunity to promote and strengthen the language, culture, music and song ... will also be the venue for an evening concert of Manx and Irish harp music on Easter Saturday. Tickets priced at £5 (free for those ...

   Valerie Caine - Apr 13 2017 - 7:44pm

2. England's approach to easing of travel restrictions described as "shambolic" by Celtic neighbours

   ... Chief Minister, Howard Quayle has said the border remained an "integral part of our defences" against the disease. The Isle of Man became the first place in the British and Irish Isles to live without lockdown and to end social distancing on Monday ...

   Alastair Kneale - Jul 3 2020 - 10:22pm

3. Stunning Advance for Future Health of Welsh Language - New Law Limits Damage to Welsh Heartland by Property Developers

   ... October 2014 that the Welsh Language Society had  published an alternative Planning and Property Bill  including  proposals to make the ... the Welsh language. One almost weeps looking west across the Irish Sea in comparing the Celts in charge in Dublin versus those holding sway ...

   Emmett McIntyre - Jan 8 2016 - 5:09pm - 0 comments

4. Campaign against a Devonwall Cross Border Constituency - update and news

   ... we can and flag them to the appropriate authorities. An analysis of the Boundary Commissions statement and calculations by Professor ... the UK’s other Celtic people, the Scots, the Welsh and the Irish.” As well as protecting the culture and identity of national ...

   Mair Williams - Sep 25 2016 - 9:38pm - 0 comments

5. Passing Gaelic Culture Down Through Music

   ... through Education, Research and Performance”.    An article in “CBCNews-Nova Scotia” quotes program coordinator Kimberly ... the nineteenth. Some were victims of the Clearances. Whereas Irish, Welsh and Scottish Gaelic were once spoken, written and published ...

   Emmett McIntyre - Jan 12 2016 - 7:35pm - 0 comments

6. Scots Gaelic Cultural Traditions on Display at Festival of Cape Breton Fiddling

   ... the nineteenth. Some were victims of the Clearances. Whereas Irish, Welsh and Scottish Gaelic were once spoken, written and published ...

   Emmett McIntyre - Aug 14 2017 - 5:37am

7. The Celtic Roots of Christmas Traditions

   ... Gaelic) Nollaig Shona Dhuit agus Bliain Nua Fe Mhaise (Irish Gaelic) Nedeleg Laouen na Bloavezh Mat  (Breton) Nadolig Llawen ...

   Alastair Kneale - Jan 14 2018 - 4:37pm - 0 comments

8. American Flag Flies On A Lonely Manx Hillside. The Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress Crash On North Barrule

   ... Corner in the north of Ireland for a period of leave. An account of the accident is given in the book ’Fatal Flight’ by Steve ... that day. Far from home on a small Celtic island in the Irish Sea that many of them would never have heard of. However, these men are ...

   Alastair Kneale - Sep 26 2016 - 4:58pm - 0 comments

9. Scottish island of Sanday in the Inner Hebrides to get its first road

   ... capturing and preserving Hebridean culture and traditions. An enduring legacy is Canna House which is a nationally important archive of ... the island was thought to have been associated with the the Irish missionary Columba when he first sailed to Iona. At  Keill two large ...

   Douglas MacQueen - Nov 3 2017 - 2:13pm

10. Sophia Morrison’s Manx Fairy Tales: The story of Baron Kitterland whose reckless behaviour was stopped by the wise Manx Witch

    ... political campaigner who saw the Manx Gaelic language as an extremely precious heritage. In 1899 she was one of the founding members and ... (Manx: Mannin) and the Calf of Man (Manx: Yn Cholloo) in the Irish Sea. The Calf of Man is a 618-acre island, off the southwest coast of the ...

    Alastair Kneale - Dec 19 2020 - 12:43pm

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