This winter's storms hammered the UK and particularly Cornwall and the southwest. West Wales failed to escape the wrath of mother nature...

On 14th February, in the days of Emperor Claudius II, the priest Valentino was executed in Rome. Valentine was martyred and named a saint af...

One of the most complex Goddesses of the Celtic pantheon, yet Brigid is one of the most powerful religious figures of Irish history. The t...

Imbolc: Festival of Purification The pre-Roman festival of purification known as Lupercalia became subsumed into the festival of Februra...

According to John Rhys in Celtic Folklore the word Afanc seems to have originally meant simply a dwarf, then it came to be associated with w...

“....Bedd Arthur is an eerie site, with big question marks hanging over its origin” 1 Translated as 'The Grave of Arthur', Bedd Ar...

In Company with the Devil There are almost a hundred places that ‘belong’ to the Devil in Britain, such as the Devil's Punchbowl (Surre...