Archive for October, 2008
Friday, October 31st, 2008
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Autumn is finally here. For book lovers it means a cup of chocolate or coffee on a cold afternoon and curling up with a good book. For the nature enthusiasts it means a long walk and watching the leaves change color. For fashionistas it means new boots and scarves. And for foodies it means indulging in comfort foods. |
…continue reading Irish cuisine – comfort cooking at it’s best
Tags: colcannon, corned beef, Irish cuisine, soda bread, stew
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Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
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And win this Celtic Pendant: |
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Next month I’ll be adding this new Celtic wedding ring to the online store. We want you to write a description of the ring. The person with the best description will win this gold Celtic pendant (including chain), worth $279. And the Celtic wedding ring will go live on the website with the winning description. Check out the specific details of the ring here.
Entry details:
- Go to my Celtic jewelry page on Facebook
- Become a fan of the page
- Post the product description on the wall
- Write approx. 60 – 70 words
- If you’re not on Facebook you can sign-up here
The closing entry date is November 19th. The winner will be announced here on the blog and on my Facebook page on November 21st. Good luck!
Tags: celtic, competiton, gold, knot, pendant, ring, wedding
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Tuesday, October 28th, 2008
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If you are captivated by the history and romance of the Claddagh, you may be interested in finding the perfect Claddagh ring for a loved one – or for yourself! The story of the Claddagh has endured through the ages, because its spirit of love, faithfulness, and romance speaks to so many people. |
…continue reading Choosing The Perfect Claddagh Ring – Some Things You Should Know
Tags: birthstone, claddagh ring, emeralds, engagement, gold, irish, silver
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Friday, October 24th, 2008
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If you are of Celtic heritage, or wish to honor the Celtic heritage of the person you love, a Celtic Love Ring is an ideal and meaningful way to demonstrate your faith and loyalty for a lifetime. Celtic Love Rings are full of the magical storytelling traditions of the Celtic culture, and their designs are rife with symbolism and meaning. |
…continue reading Romantic Celtic Rings For Your Loved One
Tags: Celtic rings, claddagh, engagement, knot, love, trinity
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Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
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If you are proud to be Irish, and truly enjoy all the music, culture and spirit of the Emerald Isle, why not reach out to other like-minded people by attending an Irish Festival? You can enjoy the food, drink and music that Ireland is renowned for, right in your own community. Or consider a road trip to a nearby festival: gather some friends and make a great weekend of it! |
…continue reading Celebrate your Irishness at the Austin Celtic Festival
Tags: Austin, claddagh, irish festivals, jewelry, music
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Friday, October 17th, 2008
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Whether you live in the United States, Ireland or even a remote area of China, you know that the world is in a financial crunch. The trickle down effect is causing the United States’ economic troubles to spread like wildfire across the globe, impacting market and individuals the world over. Does this mean that if you are planning your wedding you should give up and go get married at City Hall? Absolutely not. While you may not be able to afford the lavish wedding you may have always wanted right now, there are plenty of ways to save pennies and still have a beautiful, elegant wedding. |
…continue reading Recession-Proof Your Wedding: Planning for the Wallet Conscious
Tags: celtic, ideas, jewelry, proof, recession, wedding
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Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
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If you are considering the purchase of a piece of Irish jewelry, you may be interested in a Shamrock pendant. The simplicity and symbolism of the Shamrock is enduring and meaningful: its three leaves are thought to represent the Holy Trinity. Saint Patrick, one of the three patron saints of Ireland, used the Shamrock to illustrate the presence of the Father, the Son, and The Holy Ghost, showing those who were new to Christianity that the spirit of God existed in nature. |
…continue reading The Shamrock pendant – It’s Meaning And History
Tags: ancestory, Ireland, irish, jewelry, pendant, shamrock, symbol
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Friday, October 10th, 2008
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There is no denying it, organizing a wedding is a stressful affair. Just ask any flushing bride.
But weddings can also be stressful for the guests. While the general consensus would be that guests only have to show up, spruced up and dressed up for the occasion, another thing can prove to be a source of stress for the guests – the wedding gifts. |
…continue reading Traditional Irish weddings – what to pick out as a wedding present?
Tags: Belleek, celtic, crystal, jewelry, pottery, Waterford
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Tuesday, October 7th, 2008
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If you are thinking about planning an Irish themed wedding, having authentic music may be a large part of your ceremony and reception. You could have Irish music playing while you are walking down the aisle, and you can have a wonderful Irish music selection (or live band) to keep your guests kicking up their heels into the wee hours of the morning. Read on to learn a little bit about what you may want to look for when considering bands and types of Irish music. |
…continue reading Irish Music Ideas for an Irish Wedding
Tags: Altan, celtic, Chieftans, irish, music, rings, wedding
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Monday, October 6th, 2008
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If you are proud of your Irish roots, and really enjoy all the wonderful music, art, and history of your ancestral home, you can share this interest with others just like you. There are a variety of fun ways you can honour your Irish heritage every day! |
…continue reading Fun Ways To Celebrate Your Irish Heritage
Tags: books, celtic, festival, films, irish, jewelry, music, weston
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