The ancient Celtic festival of Lughnasa was celebrated at Navan Fort in Armagh on Saturday, as a twenty-five-foot wicker man ...

One of the most bizarre news stories of 2015 was the January theft of a Celtic sea god. A gang mercilessly smashed the tall, steel and fibreglass statue of Manannán mac Lir, one of Ireland’s ...

Archaeology breakthrough: Stunned researchers may have found unknown Celtic 'deity' ARCHAEOLOGISTS unearthed a tiny figure that "could be a deity" in a find that may rewrite Celtic history.

A 2000-year-old figurine depicting 'Cernunnos', the Celtic god of nature, life and the underworld was found in farmland by archaeologists on the National Trust's Wimpole Estate in Cambridgeshire.

Christian fundamentalists are believed to be behind the theft of a statue of a Celtic sea god from a mountain top above Limavady. A 5ft cross emblazoned with 'Thou Shalt Not Have False Gods Before ...

A rare 2,000-year-old figurine of a horned Celtic fertility god has been discovered in a Roman settlement in Cambridgeshire showing how the continental invaders allowed the ancient British beliefs ...

The Celtic god returned to his rightful place on Causeway coast On a trip along the West Coast of Ireland last year for his new travel book on the Wild Atlantic Way, Paul Clements became ...

A stolen six-foot Celtic sea god statue has been found by ramblers after it disappeared from a mountainside in Northern Ireland. The work of art, created by an artist who worked on TV series Game ...

Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a six-foot sculpture of a Celtic sea god from a mountainside. Manannán Mac Lir, which is made out of fibre glass and stainless steel, was stolen from ...

Archaeologists excavating a car park in Cambridgeshire have discovered a rare 2,000-year-old figurine of a Celtic fertility god. The metal figurine is just two inches tall, and is thought to date ...