8.4K views · 515 reactions | 'Celtic Threeness' at 4 a.m. I had to...

88K views · 1.5K reactions | A DOMINANT second half and two goals from Leigh Griffiths saw Celtic’s Development Squad record a 2-1 win over Sunderland in the English Premier League International Cup at the Stadium of Light on Thursday. As ever, on Sunday we’ll be broadcasting our SPFL match against Dundee United live to all subscribers outwith the UK and Ireland on Celtic TV www.celticfc.tv kick off 12:15. | Celtic FC | Facebook

3.6K views · 203 reactions | Merry Christmas, everyone! This is one of the most beautiful Romanian carols, translated into English for our Monasteries by Fr Fillan and recorded at Kilninian, on the Isle of Mull. (PS: the strange looking instrument is a zither, we inherited it from a lovely lady on Iona). | Mull Monastery of All Celtic Saints | Facebook

Here's a fascinating collection of Celtic Crosses in a variety of styles found here in the Irish countryside, mostly in Medieval abbey ruins and graveyards. The Celtic Cross — a cross combined with a circle around the intersection — became popular in Ireland sometime before the 8th Century. It’s believed they were introduced in Ireland by either Saint Patrick or Saint Declan during missions to convert Irish Pagans to Christianity. If you follow the various techniques used to sway the opinions of

63K views · 6.3K reactions | Celtic crosses of Ireland. | The Irish Rose | Facebook

Ken’s Irish Celtic Patterns. Before Christianity, the Celtic art form known as La Tène was carved into rock, etched in bronze and possibly tattooed by the Iron Age inhabitants of Ireland. Similar to British La Tène (pre-Roman Celtic art), but substantially different. The art of the Irish was less formalised and more vegetal (like growing plants). But contrary to what is usually understood about the art of the Irish and the British, I believe there is an underlying common structure between the ar