The origins of the Celtic languages are cloaked in mystery. With desperately few written records, its story survives only in ...

The first complete dictionary of the ancient Celtic languages of Britain and Ireland is being made. Ancient Celtic languages ...

Modern Celtic languages – including Irish, Welsh, Scottish Gaelic, Manx, Breton and Cornish – all derive from these earlier tongues, and similarities remain visible. Dr Rodway, senior lecturer in ...

A professor of Celtic studies at a Welsh university has written a scathing review of a new book claiming that there was no such thing as Celts. Professor Patrick Sims-Williams, a professor of Welsh ...

Linguists at Aberystwyth University have launched the first comprehensive dictionary to capture every known word of the Celtic languages spoken in Britain and Ireland between 325 BC and AD 500. The ...

There’s nothing more frustrating than thinking you’ve got a crossword puzzle clue all figured out, only to realize that your answer isn’t quite right. Maybe you’re just one letter off, or maybe your ...

The Celts were not a uniform group to begin with, but they did speak a related set of languages. Geographic separation of the different Celtic settlements allowed local dialects to evolve into ...

With due respect to the Boston Celtics, the first thing to note about the historical term “Celt” is that the pronunciation in Britain is KELT. And possibly the most important thing we learn at “Celts: ...

The adjective Celtic has been used to sell so many things—from books and music to jewelry to alternative spiritualities—that a canny reader might be forgiven for passing over a book called The Last of ...

After careers spent promoting Irish music, dance and culture throughout the U.S., Sheila and Tony Davoren decided to settle down in a place that mirrored their love for authentic gatherings, great ...