The recently crowned London Rose Shauna Sammon will host a special fundraiser at The Claddagh Ring on Saturday 5 July. The ...

Claddagh Jewellery has become increasingly popular over the past year! The delicately engraved heart, crown and two hands on each piece of jewellery hold a special symbol of love, loyalty and ...

The Claddagh Club of Imperial Valley is a non-profit organization that celebrates and promotes Irish culture to enrich the community. Its emblem, a Claddagh–depicted as two hands holding a heart ...

The Claddagh ring, pints, and Éire itself may be ‘having a moment’ but perhaps amidst an exciting new wave of Irish fashion, they are here to stay.

Once on the left ring finger, the heart pointing out indicates the wearer is engaged, and the heart pointing towards the wearer means they are married. There are a lot of myths and superstitions ...

The Claddagh ring has long been an Irish symbol, with its heart, hands, and crown worn as a symbol of love, friendship, and loyalty. The design’s popularity has surged recently, acting as a ...

For those unfamiliar with the Claddagh ring’s meaning, the hands, which grasp a crowned heart, are meant to signify love, loyalty, and friendship.

The Claddagh ring’s three main elements represent love (heart), friendship (hands), and loyalty (crown). Together, they mean to symbolise a powerful message of commitment and enduring affection.

From Claddagh rings to trad music, Guinness selling out internationally and designers adapting sports clothing (think Lauren Hope’s reworked GAA jerseys and Pellador’s new take on football ...

Many people will be surprised to hear that Claddagh rings were once practically exclusive to rich landlords during The Great Famine.