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Irish Eyes by @rosebettsmusic it’s so good it’s so stuck in my head #irisheyes #irish #celtic #siren #singer #reverb #cottagecore #folk #acappella
Irish Eyes by @rosebettsmusic it’s so good it’s so stuck in my head #irisheyes #irish #celtic #siren #singer #reverb #cottagecore #folk #acappella
🌀 Interesting fact: The triple spiral, or triskelion, is a symbol found across many ancient cultures, most famously associated with Celtic and Norse traditions. Its complex interwoven design holds meanings of cycles, progress, and the interconnectedness of life, death, and rebirth. Evidence of the triskelion can be traced back thousands of years, appearing on prehistoric megalithic art, burial sites, and later in illuminated manuscripts and metalwork. Its persistent presence across different eras hints at a universal human fascination with cyclical patterns and spiritual continuity. Crafting these intricate symbols required immense skill and patience, whether etched into stone or cast in metal. Each spiral's perfect curve and the harmonious balance of the design speak to the artisan's dedication and profound understanding of form and symbolism. Today, the triple spiral continues to resonate, evoking a sense of ancient wisdom and enduring heritage. It serves as a powerful reminder of our shared human history and the timeless quest for meaning, connecting us to those who came before. credit: tt/aidpain
🌀 Interesting fact: The triple spiral, or triskelion, is a symbol found across many ancient cultures, most famously associated with Celtic and Norse traditions. Its complex interwoven design holds meanings of cycles, progress, and the interconnectedness of life, death, and rebirth. Evidence of the triskelion can be traced back thousands of years, appearing on prehistoric megalithic art, burial sites, and later in illuminated manuscripts and metalwork. Its persistent presence across different eras hints at a universal human fascination with cyclical patterns and spiritual continuity. Crafting these intricate symbols required immense skill and patience, whether etched into stone or cast in metal. Each spiral's perfect curve and the harmonious balance of the design speak to the artisan's dedication and profound understanding of form and symbolism. Today, the triple spiral continues to resonate, evoking a sense of ancient wisdom and enduring heritage. It serves as a powerful reminder of our shared human history and the timeless quest for meaning, connecting us to those who came before. credit: tt/aidpain
also called Walpurgis Night ☽ A tradition from old european folklore, where witches gather and dance into the new season. It happens at the same time as Beltane, an ancient celtic fire festival marking the start of summer, celebrating spring life and new energy. ⛤⃝ 30.04.26 - 01.05.26 under a full moon in scorpio ♏️ #walpurigsnacht #beltane #witches #folklore #celticfestival
also called Walpurgis Night ☽ A tradition from old european folklore, where witches gather and dance into the new season. It happens at the same time as Beltane, an ancient celtic fire festival marking the start of summer, celebrating spring life and new energy. ⛤⃝ 30.04.26 - 01.05.26 under a full moon in scorpio ♏️ #walpurigsnacht #beltane #witches #folklore #celticfestival
Location: @castlefest (NL) Band/Artist: @willostrad (Italy, Canada, Ireland) 🎵 Video by @ilona.celtcast 🎵 Welcome to CeltCast! We are a Dutch cultural foundation, running an internet radio station, playing acoustic Celtic, Viking, Pagan, Pirate, Folk and Folk inspired music, streaming 24/7, worldwide (since 2014). 🎵 Want to support our cultural foundation? 💌 Visit our website and click the donation button! 🎵 Find us on YT, FB, TikTok & Telegram too. 🎻 . . #balfolk #celtcast #celtic #celticmusic #folk #irishfolk #paganfolk #medievalmusic #piratemusic #nonstopfolk #nonstopmusic #radiostation #scottishmusic #nordicfolk #danishfolk #castlefest #willosirishmusic #irishfolk
Location: @castlefest (NL) Band/Artist: @willostrad (Italy, Canada, Ireland) 🎵 Video by @ilona.celtcast 🎵 Welcome to CeltCast! We are a Dutch cultural foundation, running an internet radio station, playing acoustic Celtic, Viking, Pagan, Pirate, Folk and Folk inspired music, streaming 24/7, worldwide (since 2014). 🎵 Want to support our cultural foundation? 💌 Visit our website and click the donation button! 🎵 Find us on YT, FB, TikTok & Telegram too. 🎻 . . #balfolk #celtcast #celtic #celticmusic #folk #irishfolk #paganfolk #medievalmusic #piratemusic #nonstopfolk #nonstopmusic #radiostation #scottishmusic #nordicfolk #danishfolk #castlefest #willosirishmusic #irishfolk
Some shots from my time at Celtic Fling! Leaving tomorrow for another fun show weekend in Kincardine Ontario! @kinscotfest #bagpipes #bagpiper #allythepiper #piperally Thank you Joey, Dom, and Greg for the videos!
Some shots from my time at Celtic Fling! Leaving tomorrow for another fun show weekend in Kincardine Ontario! @kinscotfest #bagpipes #bagpiper #allythepiper #piperally Thank you Joey, Dom, and Greg for the videos!
“The Sound of Silence” 🍃🤍 #simonandgarfunkel #cover #singing #celtic #vocals
“The Sound of Silence” 🍃🤍 #simonandgarfunkel #cover #singing #celtic #vocals
According to traditional Irish and Scottish folklore, people with Celtic Eyes (heterochromia) are more likely to be gifted with second sight. But where does that lore come from? #celticeyes #centralheterochromia #folklore #thetwilightemporium #paranormal
According to traditional Irish and Scottish folklore, people with Celtic Eyes (heterochromia) are more likely to be gifted with second sight. But where does that lore come from? #celticeyes #centralheterochromia #folklore #thetwilightemporium #paranormal
Did we find you? 🇮🇪 #irishmusic #celtic #folk #ireland #irish
Did we find you? 🇮🇪 #irishmusic #celtic #folk #ireland #irish
There is an old Celtic belief that when a man dies in a foreign land His spirit returns via the low road In 1745, two Scottish soldiers were made captives in Carlisle One of whom was to be set free, the other executed It is the condemned man who would return to Scotland By the way of the low road of death And reach Loch Lomond before his friend Who must travel the earthly high road By yon bonnie banks and by yon bonnie braes Where the sun shines bright on Loch Lomond Where me and my true love were ever won’t tae gae On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond T’was there that we parted in yon shady glen On the steep, steep sides o’ Ben Lomond Where in purple hue the Highland hills we gue And the moon coming out in the gloaming And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond The wee birdies sing and the wildflowers spring And in sunshine, the waters are sleeping But the broken heart, it kens nae second spring again Though the waeful may cease frae their greetin’ And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond Credit Leo Maguire and Alastair McDonald Vocals and intro
There is an old Celtic belief that when a man dies in a foreign land His spirit returns via the low road In 1745, two Scottish soldiers were made captives in Carlisle One of whom was to be set free, the other executed It is the condemned man who would return to Scotland By the way of the low road of death And reach Loch Lomond before his friend Who must travel the earthly high road By yon bonnie banks and by yon bonnie braes Where the sun shines bright on Loch Lomond Where me and my true love were ever won’t tae gae On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond T’was there that we parted in yon shady glen On the steep, steep sides o’ Ben Lomond Where in purple hue the Highland hills we gue And the moon coming out in the gloaming And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond The wee birdies sing and the wildflowers spring And in sunshine, the waters are sleeping But the broken heart, it kens nae second spring again Though the waeful may cease frae their greetin’ And you’ll take the high road, and I’ll take the low road And I’ll be in Scotland afore ye But me and my true love will never meet again On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond Credit Leo Maguire and Alastair McDonald Vocals and intro
Rangers vs Celtic fans. Full documentary out soon
Rangers vs Celtic fans. Full documentary out soon
Oró Sé Do Bheatha ‘Bhaile (cover) - this is the 2nd track on my 2022 album “Easter Rising”, a collection of #irishrebelsongs #irishtrad #irishlanguage #celtic #viral
Oró Sé Do Bheatha ‘Bhaile (cover) - this is the 2nd track on my 2022 album “Easter Rising”, a collection of #irishrebelsongs #irishtrad #irishlanguage #celtic #viral
Stream or buy/acheter "Amourette" : https://linktr.ee/lafamilleleblanc Tune: The Phoenix by Dave Hennessy La Famille LeBlanc is an Acadian family band from New Brunswick, based on an ancestral farm along the Bay of Chaleur. Rooted in Acadian and Celtic traditions, their music draws from 19th‑century repertoire passed down through generations, connecting Acadia, Louisiana, and Ireland. The three daughters perform on concertina, whistle, and fiddle and are now leading a new creative chapter by composing original works inspired by tradition. Their third album, Amourette, to be released in 2026, will feature mostly original compositions that weave heritage and contemporary creation. Touring widely across Canada, the United States, and internationally (Ireland, France), the group has received support from the Canada Council for the Arts and Musicaction, earned multiple ECMA nominations, and was nominated at the Canadian Folk Music Awards for Artist(s) of the Year. Their work has also been highlighted by Le Figaro for its vibrant renewal of Acadian music. La Famille LeBlanc est un groupe familial acadien du Nouveau‑Brunswick, établi sur une ferme ancestrale le long de la baie des Chaleurs. Ancrée dans les traditions acadiennes et celtiques, leur musique s’inspire d’un répertoire du XIXe siècle transmis de génération en génération, reliant l’Acadie, la Louisiane et l’Irlande. Les trois filles jouent du concertina, du sifflet irlandais (whistle) et du violon, et mènent aujourd’hui un nouveau chapitre créatif en composant des œuvres originales inspirées de la tradition. Leur troisième album, Amourette, à paraître en 2026, mettra principalement en vedette des compositions originales qui tissent un lien entre héritage et création contemporaine. En tournée à travers le Canada, les États‑Unis et à l’international (Irlande, France), le groupe a reçu l’appui du Conseil des arts du Canada et de Musicaction, récolté plusieurs nominations aux ECMAs et été nommé aux Canadian Folk Music Awards dans la catégorie Artiste(s) de l’année. Leur travail a également été mis en lumière par Le Figaro pour son renouveau vibrant de la musique acadienne.
Stream or buy/acheter "Amourette" : https://linktr.ee/lafamilleleblanc Tune: The Phoenix by Dave Hennessy La Famille LeBlanc is an Acadian family band from New Brunswick, based on an ancestral farm along the Bay of Chaleur. Rooted in Acadian and Celtic traditions, their music draws from 19th‑century repertoire passed down through generations, connecting Acadia, Louisiana, and Ireland. The three daughters perform on concertina, whistle, and fiddle and are now leading a new creative chapter by composing original works inspired by tradition. Their third album, Amourette, to be released in 2026, will feature mostly original compositions that weave heritage and contemporary creation. Touring widely across Canada, the United States, and internationally (Ireland, France), the group has received support from the Canada Council for the Arts and Musicaction, earned multiple ECMA nominations, and was nominated at the Canadian Folk Music Awards for Artist(s) of the Year. Their work has also been highlighted by Le Figaro for its vibrant renewal of Acadian music. La Famille LeBlanc est un groupe familial acadien du Nouveau‑Brunswick, établi sur une ferme ancestrale le long de la baie des Chaleurs. Ancrée dans les traditions acadiennes et celtiques, leur musique s’inspire d’un répertoire du XIXe siècle transmis de génération en génération, reliant l’Acadie, la Louisiane et l’Irlande. Les trois filles jouent du concertina, du sifflet irlandais (whistle) et du violon, et mènent aujourd’hui un nouveau chapitre créatif en composant des œuvres originales inspirées de la tradition. Leur troisième album, Amourette, à paraître en 2026, mettra principalement en vedette des compositions originales qui tissent un lien entre héritage et création contemporaine. En tournée à travers le Canada, les États‑Unis et à l’international (Irlande, France), le groupe a reçu l’appui du Conseil des arts du Canada et de Musicaction, récolté plusieurs nominations aux ECMAs et été nommé aux Canadian Folk Music Awards dans la catégorie Artiste(s) de l’année. Leur travail a également été mis en lumière par Le Figaro pour son renouveau vibrant de la musique acadienne.
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