The Quaich The word ‘quaich’ derives from the Gaelic ‘cuach’, which simply means 'cup'. It is a traditional Scottish drinking vessel, typically reserved for a dram of whisky or brandy.

To wear subtle meanings or 3. To honor one’s heritage. Áine achieves this by incorporating meaningful Celtic and Chinese symbols into sleek, simple, and delicate jewelry designs.

Even now, ancient carvings remain in the hills—spirals, runes, serpents. They are echoes of a forgotten world. Let’s learn ...

The traditional Gaelic harp dates back nearly 1,000 years. And for the people of Ireland and Scotland, those who could play one were revered by kings and chiefs.

The Grand Rapids & District Pipe Band will be hosting its annual fall Ceilidh Saturday, Nov. 20 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 5830 Clyde Park Ave. SW. A Ceilidh is a traditional Gaelic social ...