Celtic monasticism, which flourished in Ireland in the fifth, sixth, and seventh century, resembled Egyptian monasticism in its rigour and mysticism: Even the Celtic cross with a circle at the centre ...

The Rev. Seraphim Aldea is so committed to building the first Orthodox monastery in the Scottish isles in more than a millennium that he did something no monk searching for solitude would ever, ever ...

The Irish medieval sculptures continue to wow visitors as they walk through the ruins of one of the country's best examples of a Cistercian abbey ...

The Westmeath Archaeological and Historical Society host Dr Edel Bhreathnach as speaker at a lecture on Wednesday 25 February next at 8pm in the Greville Arms Hotel.

A small stone carved with the ancient Celtic script, Ogham, possibly dating back to the 4th century was discovered by a geography teacher in Coventry, England, while he was digging up a garden.