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Welcome to Donegal Square! Our goal is to bring the best of Ireland and the British Isles straight to you, as if you were visiting Ireland with your friends and family…no passport required of course!
Welcome to Donegal Square! Our goal is to bring the best of Ireland and the British Isles straight to you, as if you were visiting Ireland with your friends and family…no passport required of course!
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Shopping at Donegal Square is an experience like no other on this side of the Atlantic. Since 1985, we have brought our customers “the best from Ireland and the British Isles” with authentic, handcrafted goods from the Celtic lands.
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Welcome to Donegal Exclusives where you can view and shop items that are only available at Donegal Square.
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Experience Ireland and The British Isles like never before with Donegal Square and Mccarthy’s Red Stag Pub.
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The Celtic knot date back to the 5th century. They were used extensively by ancient monks in illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells. The Celts did not record the meanings behind the designs they created but scholarly speculation is that the symbols represented basic tenants of life, mankind, and spirituality. The continual looping of the Celtic knot suggests themes of eternity and interconnectedness. Interwoven figures of people and animals may have represented the interdependent nature of life. Two or more knots laced together symbolize lovers, hunters, and their prey, God and man, and so on. Some ancient Celtic symbols have changed in meaning over time, influenced by the introduction of Christianity and other cultures.
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