Honestly, the ancient Roman Baths in England fascinated me! I came home and did even more research that I hope you find ...

Very little is truly known of the ancient Celts who left no written records. The names of many of the gods worshipped by them are known through Latin or Gallo-Latin inscriptions made in late pre ...

Holders Celtic face St Johnstone in the Scottish Cup semi-final. Brendan Rodgers' men dumped Hibs at the weekend and now they know the next hurdle in their bid to retain the famous old trophy ...

A new UEFA financial report has ranked Celtic in the top 20 most profitable clubs in Europe - with Rangers also displayed growth in another area. The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape ...

It’s only taken the Celtic sound system team three years and 27 goals this season. But Daizen Maeda has finally got his own tribute song. For Maeda it’s TEQUILA. It’s the catchy jingle ...

No slip-up from Celtic this time around. Fifteen days after a surprise 2-1 Premiership defeat by Hibs at Easter Road, the two teams reconvened on Scottish Cup duty at Parkhead. It is Brendan ...

Celtic have booked their place in the Scottish Cup semi-final after beating Hibs at Parkhead. Brendan Rodgers booked another date at Hampden as he watched his Bhoys do a professional job on the ...

The best team in the country faces the in-form club in Scotland as Celtic and Hibs lock horns for an epic Scottish Cup quarter-final battle. Brendan Rodgers' champions-elect have their sights set ...

Ancient civilizations that we usually think of as antagonists—the Romans and the Celts, the Persians and the Macedonians—all shared this genetic and cultural heritage, the new research shows.

Rangers and Celtic have shown growth among the top clubs in Europe in a new financial report issued by UEFA, which also reveals that Scotland has seen positive movement in a number of areas.

It’s loud and clear to see just how utterly dominant Celtic are in Scotland. From Neil Lennon’s first spell to Brendan Rodgers’ second spell in Glasgow, those at Parkhead can’t be stopped and more ...

Over a million years ago, ancient human ancestors sat down to shave flakes off bones, producing a tool with a carefully created sharp edge. According to Jackson Njau, an archaeologist at ...