Celtic Moment

In this it is similar to The secret of roan Inish except this was from mid-to-late 70′s or Early 80′s and it is animated and it was drawn in the same style as the last unicorn

I think it was a made-for-tv-movie
near the end the woman find her seal skin and returns home to a paradise within a secluded mountain or volcano where there are many selkies sunbathing
Rosalie K. Fry wrote The Secret of Ron Mor Skerry (secret of roan inish) in 1959 so this was def a movie about that book- many years before the 1994 live-action movie came out

Discover Scotland

Whether you’re a UK native or coming from abroad, Scotland offers a whole host of quality visitor attractions. From award winning museums and art galleries, to zoos and castles, you’ll be sure to find something you enjoy. Scotland is perfect for all visitors, whether you travel alone, with a partner or in a group/family, Scotland can provide the perfect opportunity to really forget about work and life’s troubles.

Enjoy Walking?

Do you enjoy a simple stroll? Perhaps you like a long trek amongst stunning mountains? Visit Scotland and take in the fresh air and amazing scenery today – you won’t be disappointed!

Scotland Guest Houses

Guest houses in Scotland are well-known for their friendly and homely atmosphere, with the freedom to come and go as you please resulting in the perfect retreat from work and any other troubles you may have. Finding the perfect Scotland guest house isn’t as easy as it may sound, with plenty of choice but little information available, choosing the right guest house in Scotland can quickly turn into a nightmare.

Search on the internet for the best guest houses in Scotland

There are several dedicated ‘Scotland Guest Houses’ websites that provide you with the vital information that you simply cannot find anywhere else, to help you really find the perfect accommodation to match your desired location and budget. Make sure you search online for a website that offers the following information free of charge:

” Local weather
” Things to do
” Where to eat and drink
” Tourist information
” Travel information

Through searching online you will save yourself both time and money, meaning it’s definitely worth doing!

Originally posted 2010-10-30 03:38:37.

a set of photos of some of the sacred sites where visitors on our tours and retreats seek to connect with the goddess spirit of Ireland. Music is Dancing In The Wind by Claire Roche

The Birthstone Claddagh Irish Ring is as popular as many of the other designs of rings that are coming out of Ireland today. Not only is this a perfect way to commemorate your own birthday, but also to show those in your life how you really feel about them and the fact that they occupy a very special place in your heart. The fact that the birthstones of each of the twelve months of the year actually form the Heart portion of the traditional Claddagh makes this a very special gift.

Where can I find these rings?
You can find the Birthstone Claddagh Irish Ring anywhere that you would normally find jewelry, through certain jewelry catalogs and on websites that you know for certain originate in Ireland or import all of their jewelry exclusively from Ireland. The one main way that you can know this for sure is when you see that “Made in Ireland” stamped on the inside of the band of every Irish Ring and on the website and in print somewhere in the catalog. All products that are made in Ireland are made with a great deal of pride by native craftspeople who really know what they are doing and do it well.

What sizes can I find a Birthstone Claddagh Irish Ring in?
These are typically available in sizes 4 through 9 for the Lasses out there who want to show that they are very proud to either be Irish by birth or just that they really like this enduring symbol of the Irish people; as well as Friendship, Love and Loyalty. This Irish Ring says a lot about your particular personal style and preferences when it comes to your jewelry choices. This beautiful design stands out even more when you have your particular birthstone set as the Heart part of this most traditional of designs for an Irish Ring.

What metal are these rings made with?
This particular type and style of the Birthstone Claddagh Irish Ring is made with .925 Sterling Silver (which is about as pure as you can get in terms of Silver). This not only makes these rings very durable and long wearing; but also pretty affordable to the masses. To some people there actually is nothing better than wearing a ring that is Sterling Silver. There are those people who, for whatever reason, cannot wear gold jewelry… for these people a Sterling Silver ring is a perfect choice.

Are these available for the Lads too?
For the most part these rings are available for those Lads out there who also want to wear a Birthstone Claddagh ring to show off his birth month and Irish pride too. Most of the rings that you can find that come from Ireland are made with both Lads and Lasses in mind. While it is true that some of the rings are for the Lasses only; like the Engagement Rings that you can find, most of the rings that are Irish made are for both sexes.

Scotland is a place full of History and natural beauty, with hundred of castles scattered through the landscape and also the many jagged peaks of 3,000ft Munros shaping the backdrop to a magnificent country.

There are many castles that date back hundreds of years and each has a unique story and its own place in the rich history of Scotland.  The popular castles of Eilean Donan near Skye and Urquhart on Loch Ness offer fantastic photo opportunities as two of the most picturesque castles in Scotland.

When you are visiting Scotland you will need accommodation and you will find many different types to suit all budgets across the country.  The cheaper accommodation in Scotland tends to be outside the main cities, in surrounding towns or on the outskirts of a major city. 

If you are looking for a good base to explore Scotland then Perth offers excellent transport links to the main cities in Scotland.  From here you can get direct train services to Edinburgh, Inverness and Glasgow.  The accommodation here is also reasonably priced with a good selection of bed and breakfasts and some of the best priced hotels in Scotland.

If you are looking for a luxury hotel in Scotland then St Andrews and Edinburgh offers some of the best choices in Scotland.  The Balmoral Hotel or the Scotsman in Edinburgh, both have five star ratings and excellent locations in the city centre of Edinburgh. 

In St Andrews the Old Course Hotel overlooking the most famous golf course in the world and again offers five star luxury accommodation in Scotland as does the Fairmont Hotel which also overlooks a golf course and offers excellent spa facilities. 

If you are travelling to Scotland on a budget then you may want to consider staying in a hostel.  There are hundreds available throughout the country and these offer cheap accommodation, usually in a city or town centre location.  The accommodation is usually basic but it does give you a great opportunity for meeting fellow travellers, ideal if you are travelling by yourself.

im looking for 2 celtic crosses that look like this

http://www.boondockstore.com/Merchant2/graphics/products/710-00-1017. some help please.

One of the most important things to consider when you are preparing your wedding is getting and finding the perfect wedding rings. As a couple getting married, you would want a wedding ring that would represent all of the things you have gone through as a couple, and remind you of all the stages of your relationship. If you are looking for a ring that embodies your love or represents it, then you might want to consider getting gold Celtic wedding bands.

These Celtic wedding bands are the perfect wedding rings to represent all of the things that you’ve gone through and experienced as a couple and will serve as a binder throughout your married life. These Celtic rings are styled in several ways that you will love and adore. These rings are beautifully crafted and created by hand by artisans, unlike those that are created by machines today. They not only display the gorgeous craftsmanship but they also epitomize what each symbol means in its design.

Your Choice of Celtic Wedding Bands

These gold Celtic wedding bands are not only styled for art’s sake but they are created from designs that have been passed on from one generation to another. You will notice that Celtic designs are mostly traditional and today’s artists provide a modern twist. Most of these designs were even used by the ancient Celtic tribes.

The great thing about Celtic wedding rings is that they are not only confined to the usual gold or silver Celtic wedding bands. Today, Celtic rings can be made from other types of materials, like titanium. Another great thing that you get from these Celtic wedding bands is that each ring is fashioned by hand, giving it a unique personality and design. This allows each ring to be different from each other, so what you have on your finger is a piece of original artwork.

The Claddagh Ring

Probably one of the most popular Celtic wedding bands is the Claddagh wedding band. If you want a ring that will accurately depict and describe the stages of your relationship with your partner as well as remind them of your love for them, then you should get this ring. The Claddagh ring is a popular Celtic design that embodies what most lovers want to relay to each other. The Claddagh design consists of a crown symbolizing loyalty, a heart symbolizing love, and two hands clasping the heart representing friendship. These Celtic wedding bands show the development of a relationship in couples. The first stage being that of friendship, then you have engagement, and of course, marriage.

So getting the perfect ring for your big day is no longer a problem. If you want a ring that represents everything about you as a couple then you can get these Celtic Wedding Bands at Irish Indeed! and let your partner know just how much they mean to you. so in other words they can be considered as the ultimate gift for your loved ones, which can be easily bought online!

Authored By Jenn Jamie

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There is an undeniable aura that surrounds Celtic designs and Druid traditions. Although I have strong family ties to both Ireland and Scotland, you don’t need a Celtic heritage to be enticed by the culture. It’s been said that as long as you respect Mother Earth and feel an affinity with the Celtic people you too have a Celtic soul.

The meanings behind all of the spirals, knots, labyrinths, and crosses have intrigued many people for many centuries. Since you will find all of these symbols in this book, a brief explanation of some of the more popular interpretations are listed on below:

Celtic Knots:

Quite possibly the most recognized of all the Celtic symbols is the knot. The elaborately interwoven design with no end and no beginning is thought to be an expression of the Celts’ belief in eternity. The Druids and the ancient Celts believed in a life without end, with death only being a transition into a new phase. While all knot patterns contain this element of life-everlasting, certain designs are believed to carry more specific meanings.

For example, the triquestra or trefoil knot points to the importance the Druid’s placed on the number 3, the number of fate. This design was such a hallmark of the Celtic people that Irish Christians found a way to bring it into their new faith by adopting the symbol as a representation of the Blessed Trinity.

Spirals:

There seems to be a lot of debate as to the true meaning of spirals in Celtic art. The direction of the spiral and the number of rotations appears to affect the meaning behind the image, therefore we will discuss some specific configurations.

Triple Spiral- is also known as the triple Goddess or triskele, symbolizing the maiden/mother/crone phases of life or the three phases of the Moon.

Double Spiral- signifies balance. Also believed to portray the equinox, a time when day and night are equal in length.

Clockwise Spiral- While the Druids tended to favor the Moon in their symbolism, this design is actually a representation of the Sun. A loosely wound spiral would embody an expansive summer sun while a tightly wound spiral expressed the shortened days and long nights of winter.

Labyrinth or Step Patterns:

Symbolic of the journey we take in life, the labyrinth was often used during prayer or meditation. Focusing on the design reminds us that life is full of options, and open doors, as well as obstacles to overcome.

Circles:

Finally, we come to the simple circle, the building block for mandalas as well as Celtic imagery. Much like Gods’ love, the circle is never ending. It is a universal symbol of the cycle of life; birth-death-rebirth. The intertwining of circles is the basis for many Celtic knots with the number of circles often symbolizing something more.

Note that by combining 3 circles the aforementioned triquestra knot is formed in the center. On the other hand, five circles linked together form the circle of being; a Druid illustration of the four earthly elements being forever united by a fifth element, balance.