An 81-year-old former Marine from suburban Chicago used his grandfather's antique Irish walking stick to chase off three burglars and deliver one a thump in the head for his trouble. Dan and ...

It was quite the fashion statement during the 19th Century for a man to carry a cane. Just as it was trendy for a woman to carry a parasol, the stylish young man had a walking stick as part of his ...

A SHOCKING video has emerged of a Celtic fan with a walking stick being ‘crushed’ by gates at Tynecastle as Hearts’ stewards prepared for Sunday’s Premiership clash. The foo… ...

An elderly couple in Illinois heroically prevented a home burglary by using a treasured Irish walking stick to fight off their intruders in November 2020. Dan Donovan, 81, and his wife Barbara ...

Since starting his business, John's Traditional Irish Walking Sticks & Shillelaghs, he has sold 394 handmade walking sticks on eBay, plus another 100 more thanks to good word-of-mouth advertising.

NILES, Ill. (AP) — An 81-year-old former Marine from suburban Chicago used his grandfather’s antique Irish walking stick to chase off three burglars and deliver one a thump in the head for his ...

Transportation Security Administration officers recovered one – an Irish walking stick and cudgel or club – at Boise Airport in Idaho last month, which the agency featured on Twitter as part ...

These Handsome Walking Sticks Are “Little Pieces of Islesboro” Islesboro Land Trust cofounder Stephen Miller makes elegant walking sticks out of island hardwood.

Turns out the TSA won’t let you bring a shillelagh — a wooden Irish walking stick that can double as a handy club or cudgel — on board a plane in your carry-on.

An ancient Irish form of stick fighting that was once so dangerous it left many fighters dead has been making a comeback over the past decade, albeit in a safer and more controlled environment.

An 81-year-old former Marine from suburban Chicago used his grandfather's antique Irish walking stick to chase off three burglars and deliver one a thump in the head for his trouble.