Theresa Marie Kennedy Center for Gaelic Studies

the Theresa Marie Kennedy Center for Gaelic Studies works to preserve and share the living heritage of the Celtic world. Scholars, storytellers, and musicians explore the histories of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, and Galicia—regions bound by ancient languages and seafaring traditions. Gaelic phrases mingle with Welsh poetry and Breton song, while archives trace the journeys of Celtic peoples across oceans. Special attention is given to diaspora communities, from Irish-American neighborhoods to the Scotch-Irish culture of Appalachia, where ballads, storytelling, and resilient traditions still echo the voices of distant homelands. Here, the Celtic past continues shaping identity.

GAELIC HISTORIES

Continental Celtic Histories	Gauls
	Iberian Celts
	Celts of Germany, the Alps, & Italy
	Celts of Eastern Europe
Insular Celts	Irish Celts	19th Century Irish Folk Music Four 7th Century Irish Historical Sites Worth Visiting Military History of Ireland
	Scottish Celts	Scotland: 1000 Years of History
	Welsh & English Celts

GAELIC LANGUAGES, LITERATURE, MYTHOLOGY, & FOLKLORE

Continental Celtic Histories	Gauls
	Iberian Celts
	Celts of Germany, the Alps, & Italy
	Celts of Eastern Europe
Insular Celts	Irish Celts	Irish Mythology
	Scottish Celts
	Welsh & English Celts

GAELIC CULTURES

Continental Celtic Histories	Gauls
	Iberian Celts
	Celts of Germany, the Alps, & Italy
	Celts of Eastern Europe
Insular Celts	Irish Celts	Easy Irish Soda Bread The Colleen Bawn (1911) Hurling Irish Resistance: From the Rise to the Troubles Uilleann piping
	Scottish Celts	Scottish Rock
	Welsh & English Celts