Posts Tagged ‘irish’
Friday, April 3rd, 2009
If you are planning an Irish wedding, one that you would like to be as authentic as possible, having a rehearsal comprised of traditional Irish foods can be a wonderful way to stay in keeping with the culture and treat your wedding party and family to some wonderful tastes. Whether you have the food catered or you choose to make it yourself, learn what foods are considered traditional Irish fare. …continue reading How to Plan a Traditional Irish Rehearsal Dinner
Tags: corned beef, dinner, guinness, irish, rehersal, stew, wedding
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Friday, February 6th, 2009
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The Los Angeles County Irish Fair and Music Festival, March 7-8 at the Fairplex in Pomona, offers a place to escape the problems of the day and enjoy the best in Irish music song, dance and pageantry featuring over 2000 performers. |
…continue reading L.A. County Irish Fair To Feature Over 2000 Performers
Tags: fair, festival, irish, jewelry, LA county, music
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Friday, December 19th, 2008
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The Irish storytelling tradition is rich with spirituality, mythology, and history: even today, the Irish people carry on the traditions of their ancestors, when contributing to the arts. Specifically, many examples of Irish influence in books, music, and jewelry design can be found today, as the popularity of Irish symbols and traditional songs and stories continues to intrigue and influence new generations. |
…continue reading Irish Influence on Modern Culture – Literature, Music, and Jewelry
Tags: book, celtic jewelry, irish, kells, literature, music
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Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008
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Traditional Irish jewelry always celebrates the love of God, and the spirit of Ireland: nothing illustrates these ideals more fittingly than a St. Bridget’s Cross pendant. If you are unfamiliar with the story of Saint Bridget, you will be fascinated to hear it, and learn how she has left such a powerful legacy to the Irish people. The woven cross design is intricate and lovely to behold, but it carries a far stronger meaning than simply being an object of beauty, when it is put in the context of Saint Bridget’s work and beliefs. |
…continue reading Saint Bridget’s Cross Pendant – A Symbol of Faith and Love
Tags: celtic, cross, irish, jewelry, pendant, saint bridget
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Friday, November 7th, 2008

Now that the spectacle of the U.S. presidential election is past, it’s time to look to the future. Though hopes grow stronger by the day that the current financial crisis will ease due to a change in command, most people are still spending cautiously and watching world markets with real wariness. Christmas is just around the corner, and it may be time to think about some economical, yet truly meaningful, gifts for your family and friends. …continue reading New Silver Celtic Jewelry: As low as $38
Tags: celtic jewelry, claddagh, irish, pendants, rings, silver
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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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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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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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Friday, September 19th, 2008
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Perhaps you are interested in adding some Irish touches to your wedding, but you are afraid of going too far with it. We can help: we have tips on adding a subtle Irish feel to your special day.
Here are some ways to create a wedding with an Irish feel, without shamrocks or pots of gold. |
…continue reading A Touch of Ireland On Your Wedding Day
Tags: birthstone, claddagh, flowers, fuchsia, irish, lace, rings, roses
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