Often depicted as a hag, the Cailleach is one of the most ancient of the Celtic goddesses & a shapeshifter. Her name means "Veiled One."

To the Celts hospitality and gratitude were intertwined. Not only were you thankful for hospitality, but thankfulness made you hospitable.

Thanksgiving herbs bring more than good smells and yummy flavor. Celtic folklore says they can work magic!

Under Brehon law, fines imposed for crimes often were paid for with cattle. Find out more about ancient Irish law in this week's post.

Those born under the Celtic Tree Sign of the Reed (Oct 28-Nov 24) love mysteries. They can be enigmatic themselves & as strategic as a wolf.

Samhain is a journey through darkness and death that leads to light and life.

We may be stuck at home but we can still have a fun, Celtic-inspired Halloween celebration. Here's how.

As he approached the bridge, a chill went through him like a cold wind blowing through his heart.

Halloween is a genuinely Celtic holiday. Witches and black cats are emblematic of Halloween. But just how Celtic are they?

Those born under the Celtic Tree Sign Ivy (Sept 30-Oct 27) are attractive & charming. And they thrive no matter what life throws at them!

Halloween is coming. Celtic characters will be coming here from the Otherworld. Take this quiz to know who you'll be dealing with!

The Autumnal Equinox is a good time to reflect on Celtic balance, which is a triad: the light, the dark, and the in-between.

In a reputation-for-goodness contest, unicorns would win easily over dragons. But are dragons really that bad? And are all unicorns good?

The Celtic Tree Sign for Sept. 2-29 is The Vine, but how is a vine a tree? And which vine is it? Find out that and more in this post.

If Scotland is the land of the unicorn, Wales is the land of the dragon (and of the Bear, King Arthur). Take a virtual tour of Wales!

Scotland: land of the unicorn and of ancient Celtic soul.

Take a virtual visit in mythical, mystical Ireland!

Finn MacCumhail became Irish myth's greatest hero after eating hazelnuts...indirectly.

Lughnasa is a joyful dance in the face of the approaching dark of winter.

In Celtic spirituality, everything has a spark of the Divine, so belief in crystal energy is in keeping with Celtic tradition.