Celtic symbols and signs held incredible, meaningful power in the lives of the ancient Celts, who lived in Britain and Ireland between 500 BC and 400 AD. The symbols and stories behind the symbols ...

Explaining each mysterious Celtic symbol from ancient Irish tombs which have captivated people’s imaginations for hundreds of years.

The "No Irish Need Apply" sign was a symbol of the discrimination Irish immigrants faced on US soil in the 19th century. The US was unwelcome and intolerant of Irish immigrants who arrived in ...

It’s time to get out your four-leaf clovers for some good luck. The ancient Irish symbol is believed to help people see ...

Northern Ireland Irish language sign on two house street shows the ‘flaw’ in the process, says flags and symbols expert Homeowners opposed concerned will be only street with Irish-English sign ...

Understanding airport pictograms can have you navigating the terminal like a seasoned jet-setter rather than a dazed and confused tourist.

GLYPHS are the mysterious little symbols we often see next to the zodiac sign, but very few people know what these symbols mean. With the rise in horoscope popularity now off the charts, there̵… ...

From our national emblem to the design of the tricolour flag, why not test your knowledge of Irish cultural and historical symbols by taking our quiz?

Multiple anti-Semitic and racist posters and Celtic crosses appeared around Ithaca. The mayor and IPD have contacted people who have been targeted.

When the Irish state was founded, there was “huge pressure” to use Gaelic in educational materials, on street signs, and in books as a symbol of reinforcing Irish identity.

Irish language and bilingual street signs in Northern Ireland have been vandalised more than 300 times in the past five years. Almost £60,000 was spent by councils repairing and replacing the ...

These findings pose interesting challenges to advocates of Irish unification. Some symbols, such as the shamrock, elicit relatively moderate but inflexible reactions from Northern Protestants.