Next, read about the Iron Age Celtic woman found buried inside a hollowed-out tree trunk in Zurich and then learn the legend of Scathach: the warrior woman of Irish mythology.

A Celtic warrior was injured in battle 2,500 years ago. Archaeologists were able to identify the weapon based on 3D scans of his skeleton.

Ian Stewart’s great achievement in his vivid new book The Celts is to examine these rifts and complexities with imagination ...

moving up to third place in the Celtic Challenge table, just behind the Irish teams, Wolfhounds and Clovers. Meanwhile, ...

New Mexico may not have the seaside villages and rolling green hills that Ireland and Scotland are known for, but during the Rio Grande Valley Celtic Festival, you can get a taste of the nations' ...

Celtic have clinched their 55th league title, and in doing so, one of their midfielders has taken a few digs at their ...

The lads give an insider's view of Irish MMA, with a special eye toward the strong batch of Celtic warriors set to showcase their talents on Saturday in front of the Dublin faithful.

The Glasgow club have a rich history that has a distinct Irish flavour to it - GOAL takes a look at the connection Celtic hold the distinction of being the first British club to win the European ...

Around 2,500 years ago, an elite Celtic warrior was gravely injured by an arrowhead, but his wound partly healed thanks to meticulous medical treatment, a new study reports. "Healing took at least ...