Celtic symbols, arts and culture
Celtic Art
A mix of my paintings, one of my celtic songs, shots from celtic history and places, a montage of emotion for the celtophile
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A Little Celtic
about 2 weeks ago - 1 comment
My ancestry is French, Irish, Scots and British. I prefer my Cooper ancestry from England. Love Celtic music, jewerly, clothes, etc. Share and Enjoy:
A Meeting of Celtic Gods
about 2 weeks ago - 3 comments
www.My-Widder.com A Meeting between Cerunnos and the Morrigan. Share and Enjoy:
Celtic Bagpipe Music – Sgt. Mackenzie
about 2 weeks ago - 22 comments
—LYRICS IN DESCRIPTION— A single bagpipe/vocal piece named “Sgt. Mackenzie” which is from the We Were Soldiers soundtrack. This is a very sad song, just kinda forces you to think about our Veterans. One of my absolute favourite musical pieces. All of this accompanied by the beauty of Scotland. Please Enjoy, like I had enjoyed…
Harp of Dagda – Celtic Myth
about 3 weeks ago - 1 comment
AP World History and Latin Project The Harp of Dagda, a classic Celtic myth Share and Enjoy:
Celtic – odyssey no. 4
about 1 month ago - 14 comments
instrumental irish celtic music Share and Enjoy:
Celtic Irish Tattoo Designs
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WWW.ENBAX.COM Effortlessly find your dream tattoo design today in our famous collection of beautiful, high quality tattoo art. We can guarantee you will get the perfect tattoo which helps you make your beauty look like you want it to look and fits you as well as your individual taste just… Share and Enjoy:
O Come Emmanuel – Celtic Christmas Carol – www.celticchristmasmusic.org Christmas Music
about 1 month ago - 25 comments
Full Album available at www.celticchristmasmusic.org or download at iTunes and Amazon.com, simply search for “Inner Splendor Christmas Music.” Inner Splendor Media’s “In The Spirit of Peace” is a stirring, mystical, richly textured collection of classic Christmas melodies and new holiday music, performed by some of the British Isles most accomplished musicians. This one-of-a-kind song cycle…
Thomas Celtic legend V 10 avril 09 gayant expo
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Thomas Celtic legend V 10 avril 09 gayant expo Share and Enjoy:
Celtic Women “Someday” with lyrics
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The song “Someday” by Celtic Woman’s Chloe Agnew. Share and Enjoy:
Ross county vs Celtic first goal
about 1 month ago - 25 comments
Ross county thump Celtic Share and Enjoy:
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about 1 year ago
@RichardEdwardWurst yes i am evil…. what do you think im a nine year old child i dont know gaelic :S i was just saying… ahhh well just go suck that testicle
about 1 year ago
@RichardEdwardWurst lol i wasnt mocking your singing abilities i was just making a point me and my friend laughed at the testicle thing for hours
about 1 year ago
@teddybigfoot123 this is now 3 years old, my gaelic, music gotten so much better lately due to advances in medicine. Your comment implies you know gaelic? You must then know this song, and realize i make GOBS of pronunciation errors, we have motor problems. I know that. Yes. Surely. Is this helpful? Your comment I mean.. is it meant to help us all on our journey home, or are you being the evil on earth towards one of your sibling souls, me ??
about 1 year ago
Hi, I’m the singer. I’m also Autistic. I do my best. I do not speak gaelic, at this point, I was just doing a first rough draft recording from typed printed page off web in gaelic i cant pronounce, so you see, this is a person doing their best who cant go in public, a person kinda messed up, so it’s my best effort,
about 1 year ago
0.30 the singer says “i had a t****cle” LMAO
about 1 year ago
extreeeeeeeeeeeeme psychedelic
about 1 year ago
Er… the Romans never set foot in Ireland… and had very little genetic influence on England. Britain and Ireland were at one point, and for a rather long time, completely Celtic. As in, the people spoke a Celtic language. There WERE “Celts in Ireland really”. I am Irish and I can trace my family tree back to druidic traditions; if the druids aren’t Celtic then wtf is
about 1 year ago
Sorry Scota was the second wife of Milesius should check typing first
about 1 year ago
There is an Egyptian link to the milesian Celts who were the third wave of Celts in Ireland preceded by the Fir Bolg and Tuatha de danann. Milesius was the second wife of Scota who was a daughter of an Egyptian pharaoh. Also Tea (pronounced chi) was of Egyptian origin and in whose honour the mound of Tea also known as the hill of Tara was erected. The Red Hand of the O’Neill clan who are direct descendants of the Ui Neill high kings is also to be found on the walls of the Egyptian pyramids.
about 1 year ago
I dunno what that is supposed to mean. The Celtic culture flourished in Ireland up until the Viking and then Norman then English invasions. Whether the DNA of the people living in that Celtic culture were related to Celts of the continent is an entirely different argument.
about 1 year ago
There was no such thing as Celts in Ireland really, or in Britain but we all shared the same genes and culture up until when the Romans arrived
about 1 year ago
Why do we see so much semitrical images in most religious art?,I visited eygpt and noticed this
about 1 year ago
Technically, the Newgrange triple spiral is not Celtic – it’s megalithic.
about 1 year ago
Long live the celts!!!
about 1 year ago
_Ta wena eta cancion its very God.
about 1 year ago
this reminds me when i went to ireland and scottland…thank you
about 1 year ago
Breathtaking. Thank you so much.
about 1 year ago
Gosh this is just stunning. staggering. i am smitten….
about 1 year ago
everything MarkJGS said and more
about 1 year ago
Thank you, very interesting. Loved it