The Los Angeles County Irish Fair And Music Festival – March 12-13, 2011
California goes Celtic as Los Angeles County celebrates Irish culture this March 12th and 13th! The Los Angeles County Irish Fair And Music Festival promises to deliver the very best in Emerald Isle music, dance, hospitality, and arts and crafts! This 2011 event runs close to Saint Patrick’s Day, when Irish spirit runs high…you’ll be [...]
Cape Cod St. Patrick’s Day Festival – March 5th, 2011 (Massachusetts)
If you’ll be near beautiful Cape Cod this March, why not take some time to connect with your Irish heritage? The Cape Cod St. Patrick’s Day Festival is scheduled for March 5th, 2011, and it promises to deliver some wonderful music, dance, and Irish culture to attendees! This American Irish festival features a fun parade, [...]
Crossroads Irish-American Festival – San Francisco (March 2011)
The Crossroads Irish-American Festival is a San Francisco, California event that takes place during the first two weeks of March. This year’s festival promises a rich bounty of music, dance, and Irish hospitality. This celebration will be in its eighth year, and it is devoted to the exploration of Irish (and Irish-American) heritage, primarily through [...]
Famous Engagement Rings In History
Throughout history, certain engagement rings have become a part of popular culture…from Princess Diana’s sapphire stunner, to Jackie Kennedy’s emerald and diamond confection… If you’re curious about the most notorious and infamous diamond and gemstone engagement rings of all time, you’ll enjoy our list of unforgettable styles… These charming designs take as much meaning from [...]
Give The Gift Of Irish Romance This Valentine’s Day
Finding a truly special and thoughtful gift for the woman you love can add an aura of pure romance to her Valentine’s Day experience. If you or your partner are of Irish heritage, choosing a lovely piece of feminine, traditional Irish jewelry can be a wonderful way to add a touch of Gaelic culture, history, [...]
Irish New Year’s Traditions
Throughout the centuries, the Irish people have celebrated the dawn of each New Year in a series of special ways. Originally, the New Year was rung in during the end of October, during the Pagan festivals of Samhain. Over time, Ireland converted to Christianity, and this hallowed date followed annual Christmas celebrations instead.
Add Whimsical Irish Beauty To Your Charm Bracelet
Collecting pretty charms for a beloved Celtic charm bracelet can be a wonderful way to mark passing seasons, milestones in life, and even your own Irish heritage! This exceptional design features a lovely and delicate Irish teacup – it honors the important things in life…a cup of tea with friends and family, and the comforts [...]
A Gorgeous New Claddagh Ring For Fall…
Today, the classic Claddagh ring has a whole new feel – Irish jewelry designers mix traditional and modern influences to create fun new pieces that are a joy to wear! This gorgeous new Claddagh ring offers all of the traditional beauty of the classic crowned-heart-and-hands motif – this Irish symbol of love and loyalty is [...]
Dún Laoghaire – Ireland’s Riviera Island
Dún Laoghaire is commonly known as Ireland’s Riviera Island…this romantic nickname is inspired by the natural beauty and splendor of the area… The Dún Laoghaire (usually pronounced Dunleary) -Rathdown County region features a gorgeous, pristine stretch of coastline. It also offers the simple charms of quaint villages, local attractions, and great food and drink! For many, a trip to [...]
Famous Irish-Americans
Since Ellis Island was first used as a checkpoint for Irish immigrants to America, Irish people from all walks of life have arrived to make a new life in the United States. Through hardships and challenges, these men, women and children learned the ways of a new country and adapted… sometimes with amazing success. As second [...]
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