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We explore all things Irish and Ireland. And of course, we discover more about the Claddagh ring with jewelry guides, history & legends about the famous Irish wedding ring.
When you think of types of jewelry, oftentimes, the first style you’ll think of is gold. That’s because gold jewelry [...]
Behind every beautifully-crafted Claddagh ring is a century’s worth of meaning. Traditionally, Claddagh engagement rings symbolize love, friendship, and loyalty. [...]
The Origin and Meaning of the Claddagh Ring, Connections to The Claddagh and Galway Goldsmith Traditions Claddagh Ring Meaning The [...]
It might be hard to believe, but in ancient times, Dublin was once a great naval power. In the year [...]
The Norsemen first settled on Dublin in 852, building a fort on ridge overlooking the Liffey at a spot where [...]
Rare Richard Joyce Gold Claddagh Ring Back In Galway In April of 2020, A rare gold Claddagh ring has finally [...]
The Girona Fede Ring A wonderful example of a Fede ring was recovered from the wreck of the Girona, a [...]
Famous People Who Wore Claddagh Rings Famous throughout the world, the Irish Claddagh ring has been given and worn by [...]
So you are ready to tie the knot and are thinking of doing something special to celebrate the Big Day, [...]
If you are planning a traditional Irish wedding, you can celebrate your Celtic roots by incorporating some of these Celtic [...]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any couple in want of a beautiful summer wedding must have flowers. For [...]
Who Were The Celts To understand the history of Celtic jewelry we need to understand the history of the Celts. [...]
Newgrange is the most important the of passage tombs and megalithic monuments to be found at Bru Na Boinne, a [...]
Is there gold in the rivers of County Wicklow? According to Gerry Stanley of the Geological Society of Ireland it would take you [...]
This hidden tourist destination in County Westmeath, Ireland is well worth a visit. The island of Ireland is packed full [...]
An evocative poem of times past in rural Ireland. This poem was born out of Kavanagh’s loneliness and solitude and [...]
Can Guys Wear Claddagh Rings? Although the legendary story of the claddagh ring’s roots tells us that the very first [...]
Is there really gold in Ireland? When we think of gold mining, the country of Ireland does not immediately spring [...]
It is hard to beat the romantic gesture of presenting a Claddagh ring as a token of your affections on [...]
“My people… Before I was changed… They exchanged this as a sign of devotion. It’s a Claddagh ring. The hands [...]
We look at the pagan origins of Halloween in County Meath County Meath is known as the Royal County for [...]
The home of The Claddagh ring, Galway and the Fishing village of The Claddagh have changed much throughout the years [...]
In the times before Saint Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland, Pagan beliefs and traditions held sway. Celtic pagan festivals were [...]
In our new infographic, we explore the facts and figures behind The Easter Rising which took place in Dublin in [...]
After hundreds of years of emigration, there are plenty of of people of Irish descent who scattered throughout the world. [...]
Our infographic below covers weddings from A-Z. There is so much involved in a wedding and this infographic has most [...]
The character and wit of Dublin’s street traders was legendary, none more so than Molly Malone. ‘In Dublin’s Fair City, [...]
Was this battle outside Dublin in 1014 the most significant in Ireland’s history? Clontarf today is a suburb on the [...]
Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland is celebrated throughout the world on the 17th of March. But, just who [...]
On the north west coast of Ireland, in County Antrim, is one of the country’s most striking landforms and popular [...]
On the southern bank of the River Liffey at the corner of Parliament Street and Essex Quay is the Sunlight [...]
We take a look at the trends in Celtic jewelry from the traditional to the contemporary. There has been a [...]
In 1868 in the town of Ardagh, County Limerick, two men were digging for potatoes in a ring fort, believed [...]
The earliest form of the written Irish Language is Ogham, a prehistoric script dating back to around the 4th-7th century. [...]
Jewelry is a way of expressing yourself to the outside world. It can be an expression of love between two [...]
In Ireland, we like to consider ourselves modern Europeans with liberal attitudes and a progressive society. However, although the Irish [...]
The story of the Children of Lir is a well known legend in Ireland. In our visit to the remote [...]
The Book of Kells was written in medieval Ireland over 1,200 years ago, about 800AD. It took about 75 years [...]
During a four day visit to Ireland in 1963 JFK charmed the Irish people. The president received a warm welcome [...]
There was glorious sunshine this morning in Glendalough for the First Lady’s visit with her daughters to the monastic ruins [...]
Once a small farming village, Mulhuddart is now a sprawling outer suburb on the western edge of Dublin. Developed in [...]
CladdaghRings.com Blog Introduction So long, in fact, that we like to consider ourselves the home of The Claddagh Ring. When [...]
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