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 symbol of ...

Irish symbolism has emerged as a strong fashion motif so far in the 2020s, from homegrown design to the runways of London ...

The Deputy Mayor of Galway city is leading calls for European legislation to protect the Claddagh ring symbol to combat a ...

There's an beautiful old Irish saying that goes along with giving a Claddagh Ring, 'With these hands, I give you my heart and crown it with my love.' Though it is a traditional Irish piece of ...

City of Galway Deputy Mayor, Councillor Níall McNelis, who runs Claddagh & Celtic jewellers on Quay Lane, wants the Claddagh ...

For those unfamiliar with the Claddagh ring’s meaning, the hands, which grasp a crowned heart, are meant to signify love, loyalty, and friendship. How you wear the traditional Irish design can ...

Nicola Coughlan wore her Claddagh ring at a screening of Bridgerton part two in the Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin in June. Photo: Andres Poveda This week saw St Patrick’s Day celebrations kick off ...

For those unfamiliar with the Claddagh ring’s meaning, the hands, which grasp a crowned heart, are meant to signify love, loyalty, and friendship. How you wear the traditional Irish design can reveal ...