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Welcome to the Celtic Connection, the voice of the Celtic community in Vancouver, BC. Our newspaper and web site give voice to the many aspects of Celtic culture. We offer information and a virtual Celtic community to which you are always welcome. Here's what else you'll find on our pages: News Community Fare Music Arts Mythology and Folklore Sports Resources About Us Search Please send comments ...

Wednesday, January 9th, 2002 Festival Information Up Wednesday, January 9th, 2002 St. Patricks Day Parade Fundraisers Show Next 8 Events Show Most Recent Entries Primary Headline: Festival Information Up -- Wednesday, January 9th, 2002 Preliminary festival information for the 2002 season is up. A number of shows I don't have any info for, and I have been informed that again the GWFF, held in ...

The Unofficial Clannad News Page ...

The 1961 Durotriges records are now online! We began this on-line project with a prototype containing all 320 CCI records of the coins of Epaticcus, the Atrebatian king, spanning all records of the years 1961-1999. We are now putting up the Celtic Coin Index records year by year, as they were catalogued. When 1961 is complete, we will have over 1, 600 records, which is 5% of the total records in ...

The celebration and promotion of Celtic culture in Japan. The festival is organised by a team of volunteers and is held annually in Tokyo.

Clans & Vendors News Music Pipers Volunteers Schedule Map Sponsors Photo Gallery Links CELTIC CELEBRATION 2002 12th Annual Event Reno, Nevada July 27th & 28th, 2002 The Pipes are starting the Road to Reno and so can you! Welcome to the official web site for the Reno Celtic Celebration. Reno Celtic Celebration is a proud member of Reno Artown. This year's Reno Celtic Celebration is part of the ...

Cead Mile Failte! Celtic, Irish and Scotish links, music, history, myths and mysticism, art and poetry, more ...

Soc.culture.celtic FAQ homepage The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for the soc.culture.celtic usenet newsgroup lives here. This FAQ is a living document, if there's any corrections, additions or comments you'd like to make, please send them to me for the next edition. The usual updates for the rtfm.mit.edu archives are the Celtic quarter days of 1-Feb; 1-May (Beltain); 1-Aug; 1-Nov Thanks to ...