From there you can be assisted by Clan representatives.
Most of these can best help you lookup your Clan or Tartans with their more specialist books and databases.
Here are some general sites you may reference:
Scottish Clan and Tartan Finder on clan.com
Welsh Tartan Search
Irish Tartan Search
Tartan Finder at MacGregor and MacDuff
Find Your Local Celtic Festivals:
Local Highland Games and Festival Listings
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The Celtic Alternative
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by Shirley Toulson, an expert on the Celtic Church.
Her book argues that the religion that flourished in the British Isles during the so-called Dark Ages had more in common with Eastern traditions such as Buddhism than with the later institutional Christianity of the West. This was the religion taught by the Celtic Church, which, over the early centuries of the Christian era gradually moved into confrontation with Rome - a confrontation that finally ended with Rome's victory at the Council of Whitby in 664 AD.
The author examines the history, teachings and customs of the Celtic church, linking them culturally and spritually with the religious traditions of the Druids, the Jews of the Middle East and the Coptic Christians of Egypt - the 'desert fathers'.
The book leaves us with the challenging notion that the Celtic Church - the Church of Columba, of Brendan, of Oswald and Finan - 'still has much to teach us of tolerance, persistance, and a tough but gentle kindness...'
Music by Andy Stewart. Below is a link to the original poem / song written by Sir Walter Scott on the MacGregors. The motto: "S rioghal mo dhream", which means "Royal is my race". https://www.poetry.com/poem/35511/macgregor's-gathering
A purer tribute is available, as found in the Chronicle of Fortingall. It was the lament for Alasdair MacGregor of Glenstrae, the chief of the Clan, who was executed at Edinburg in 1604, along with 25 other MacGregors, after being betrayed by Archibad Campbel.
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WELCOME TO THE VAST FIELDS OF CELTIC HERITAGE.
(HERITAGE IS ESTATE OWNERSHIP. YOUR RIGHTS AND DUTIES TO MAINTAIN.)
We're set free by knowing the truth. (Words from the Holy Bible.)
St Paul wanted none of the Celtic Galatian tribes to be "ignorant" of their Israelitish ancestry.
++ Advancing the True Freedom Through Heritage Knowledge. ++
Did you know that 80% of the US Confederate Southerners were Celtic (Scots-Irish)?
The Yankee North were successors of the British corruption that the Celts had bravely struggled against and were enslaved under. Many of which (like MacGregors) were deported to the South.
Celtic Press History
📜 Celtic Press History
Celtic Press traces its roots to the work of Restoration Ministries, which was active since the 1980s distributing the works of E. Raymond Capt and other noted scholars. In 2000, Dr. Stephen M. B. Knott was appointed Editor of the Ministry Newsletter, and by 2003, he became manager of the Celts' Roots Bookshop, a publishing and outreach initiative originally founded by Dr. Warren Johnson.
We owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Johnson and E. Raymond Capt, M.A., A.I.A., F.S.A. (Scot.), Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, whose guidance, scholarship, and vision were instrumental in our early years.
Since those beginnings, Celtic Press has continued to serve at festivals and events, offering books, media, and cultural materials that preserve and celebrate the living legacy of Celtic heritage.
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