by Beth Barry | Feb 24, 2019 | Blog, Celtic Heritage
Donegal Square is often referred to as “the Irish store”, which isn’t entirely incorrect, but it tends to define us too narrowly. In fact, we carry items made by artisans in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. That is why our motto is “Bringing you...
by Beth Barry | Jan 22, 2018 | Celtic Heritage, Festivals and Events, News, Traditions and Folklore
If you’ve never been to a Burns Night Dinner, it really is something to behold. Few dining experiences are as steeped in tradition as this. It is truly a feast for the senses. Listen to bagpipes and addresses by the host, see the guests proudly wearing their Scottish...
by Theresa Cantley | Oct 11, 2017 | Celtic Heritage
Even though Pennsylvania is considered an enclave of Moravian and PA Dutch heritage – the first settlers to the Lehigh Valley and Bethlehem in particular were Scots Irish. That first wave of emigrants pre-dates the 1742 Moravians and arrived in 1728 to build...
