The Celtic symbol for Christianity combines the traditional Christian cross with a ring through the cross’s intersection. Also referred to as the High Cross, the Irish Cross, and the Cross of Iona.

Celtic crosses, dating back to the Middle Ages, blend the Latin cross with a ring, creating a symbol of both Christian faith and Irish heritage. This design supposedly comes from St. Patrick ...

This Celtic symbol can be used to signify the unity of ... regardless of whether you have Irish heritage or not. The heart of the ring represents love, the hands represent friendship, and ...

It was an important symbol of old British Celtic society and still is acknowledged ... the south and west coasts to Donegal places where Irish may still be heard, even occasionally, in people's ...

The Irish tradition of metal working goes back more than 3,000 years. Bronze, silver and gold were used in the design of brooches, pins, rings, buckles, crosses and chalices.

Irish Cross, also called the Celtic Cross: It is believed that St. Columkille introduced this type of cross that is now seen not only in Ireland but also places where the Irish missionaries went ...

The Celtic cross has not vanished totally from use, however. There was a brief return to the cross for the 1987-88 and 1988-89 seasons, to commemorate the club’s centenary, with that badge still ...

chose the name Celtic to reflect the club's combined Irish and Scottish identity. A Celtic cross and later a four-leaf clover - symbols with a distinctly Irish flavour - have featured on the club ...