The Victorian era is famously regarded as a period of restraint—restraint in clothing, social norms, emotional behavior, communication … the list could go on and on.

When people think of the historical “Celts,” they are really thinking of the various peoples that lived across the European ...

Celtic lifted the Scottish Cup for the 42nd time last season What is it with Celtic and the Scottish Cup? It was the first major trophy they won and, since that day on 9 April, 1892, they have ...

Celtic cultures dominated the vast majority of Western Europe, Northern Europe, Ireland, and the British Isles for millennia ...

A Celtic fan whose life spiralled into gangs, drugs and prison has opened up on how he broke the cycle of violence. Billy Lafferty was just 13 years old when his uncle James McGhee, the man he ...

His time at the club didn't last long though and after a stint at Coventry, John moved to Celtic in 2001 in a £6million transfer. He played for the team 146 times and scored 88 goals before ...

99. Andrew — Greek origin but a patron saint of Scotland, meaning “manly, strong” 100. Agnes — Greek origin but historically popular in Scotland, meaning “pure, holy” 101. Robert ...

RANGERS hero Nico Raskin has rubbed salt into Celtic's Old Firm wounds - insisting he will remember scoring at Parkhead for the rest of his life. The Belgium international said he relished making ...

and much more ancient, roots. Costumed trick-or-treating takes its inspiration from the Celtic holiday Samhain—“summer’s end” in Irish—more than 2,000 years ago. Samhain marked New Year ...

Head: Tea, tales and tradition: Enjoy a Celtic morning with author Joe Ayres Sub head: All things Celtic are highlighted in a ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Celtic have reportedly made a U-turn by offering Greg Taylor a new three-year deal. The Scottish international was set to leave the Glasgow club ...

Connecting this fact with the existence of sixty locations between Britain and the Black Sea identified as Mediolanum – a Latin–Celtic conflation loosely ... in some miraculously preserved document, ...