Claddagh was a community in rural County Galway. The Claddagh is a well-known Irish symbol, but how many people have heard of the Claddagh community in Co. Galway, the home of the man believed to ...

This Christmas Claddagh Jewellers is giving away a high-quality silver Claddagh pendant with every purchase over $100. Located in Galway city center, in the west of Ireland, Claddagh Jewellers ...

Karen Cox for The New York Times Supported by By Sandra Jordan GALWAY, Ireland — Over the years the Claddagh ring — which shows two hands clasping a crowned heart — has been a love token ...

with the smithing skills to craft one of Ireland’s most enduring symbols of love, loyalty, and friendship: the Claddagh ring. Named after the small fishing village opposite Galway city ...

Speaking to The Irish News, fashion historian Laura Fitzachary ... believed to have originated in the fishing village of Claddagh in Galway. She explained that the ring has a ‘dubious’ origin ...

The strong Irish American ties among those who ... Originating around 1700 and crafted by Galway jeweler Richard Joyce, the Claddagh ring, with its distinctive design of two hands holding a ...

One of the most sentimental songs in the Irish repertoire, made famous by Bing Crosby, is “Galway Bay,” which ... modest Spanish Arch overlooks the Claddagh basin from a two-story stone ...

It’s important to reclaim symbols like the Claddagh motif and harp, and especially attempts at poaching Irish design: lest we forget journalist and Galway native Sarah Magliocco calling out ASOS ...

ArtScape:Galway City Council's plans for a "cultural quarter" near the Claddagh have been welcomed ... Aideen Barry, west of Ireland representative for Visual Artists Ireland and co-curator ...