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The Celtic Knot Drop Earrings are beautifully handcrafted with cubic zirconia on the interlaced knotwork. This piece is done in sterling silver, perfect for every day wear, a special occasion, or even gifting. Looking to create a set? There is a matching necklace and a bangle! The Celtic Knot Drop Earrings are: Hallmarked in Assay […]
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The Celtic Knot Necklace is beautifully handcrafted with cubic zirconia on the interlaced knotwork. This piece is done in sterling silver, perfect for every day wear, a special occasion, or even gifting. Looking to create a set? There are matching drop earrings and a bangle! The Celtic Knot Necklace is: Suspended on an 20” chain […]
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The Gold Vermeil Contemporary Claddagh Ring represents the claddagh symbol – friendship, love, and loyalty – abstractly. Dainty yet adorable, this ring is perfect for any finger and any occasion. Made with gold vermeil, the Contemporary Claddagh Ring has an overall 14 karat gold appearance without the 14 karat gold price tag. The Gold Vermeil […]
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Mo Anam Cara translates to “my soulmate” in Gaelic. This special necklace shows “Mo” on the bail, with “anam cara” making up the heart. The sterling silver piece is perfect for every day wear or gifting. The Mo Anam Cara Necklace is: 0.55″ wide x 0.83″ high Suspended on an 18” chain with a 2” […]
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The Oxidized Celtic Cross Necklace with Gold Bead from Boru is a vital piece of jewelry. A part of Boru’s Warrior Collection, inspired by The Ardagh Chalice, its intricate appearance is truly striking! It is decorated with Celtic knots on the arms and base. A circle surrounds the components, making this an authentic Celtic cross. […]
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The Solstice Celtic Knot Necklace is inspired by the Winter Solstice, known to be the shortest day of the year. This piece is directly inspired by the Winter Solstice, specifically at Newgrange, and the view through the passage tomb. The light from the rising sun, if visible, lights up the inner chamber of the 5,000-year-old […]
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The Solstice Drop Earrings with Gold Bead is inspired by the Winter Solstice, known to be the shortest day of the year. This piece is directly inspired by the Winter Solstice, specifically at Newgrange, and the view through the passage tomb. The light from the rising sun, if visible, lights up the inner chamber of […]
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The Solstice Necklace with Gold Bead is inspired by the Winter Solstice, known to be the shortest day of the year. This piece is directly inspired by the Winter Solstice, specifically at Newgrange, and the view through the passage tomb. The light from the rising sun, if visible, lights up the inner chamber of the […]
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The Solstice Ring with Gold Bead is inspired by the Winter Solstice, known to be the shortest day of the year. This piece is directly inspired by the Winter Solstice, specifically at Newgrange, and the view through the passage tomb. The light from the rising sun, if visible, lights up the inner chamber of the […]
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The Trinity and Shamrock Earrings unite two very popular Irish symbols, as well as two beautifully paired metals. Over the years, the meaning of the trinity knot has been given many different interpretations. The symbol of everlasting love (thanks to its “eternal” knotwork), or the connection between present, past, and future are merely a couple. […]
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The Trinity with Heart Earrings are flawlessly intertwined, further emphasizing the eternal nature of the trinity knot itself. The trinity knot has been given many different interpretations over the years. The symbol of everlasting love (thanks to its never ending knotwork), or the connection between present, past, and future are merely a couple. The rose […]
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The Trinity with Heart Necklace is flawlessly intertwined, further emphasizing the eternal nature of the trinity knot itself. The trinity knot has been given many different interpretations over the years. The symbol of everlasting love (thanks to its never ending knotwork), or the connection between present, past, and future are merely a couple. The rose […]
My entrepreneurial journey began at age 11 in my mother's dress shop in Northern Ireland. After moving to America following a field hockey romance in 1978, I was working as a Civil Engineer in Pennsylvania. When my Dad was diagnosed with a terminal illness, I realized how difficult it was to squeeze in trips back home. Dad's illness became the catalyst for starting a business that would allow me to travel home routinely.
In February 1985, Donegal Square was born—a cultural bridge inspired by my Irish upbringing. Over the decades, my wife Linda and I have developed the shop and helped establish the Celtic Cultural Alliance and Celtic Classic Festival. Today, we've created a warm haven where visitors are "instantly transported across the Atlantic to Ireland...no passport required," offering authentic Celtic gifts in an atmosphere that feels like visiting the old country with friends.
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