Gaelic in Bronze - Cheers / Sláinte august the one above 'St

the one above 'St

scholars say that it is the first cross on which the scenes from the Old Testament occur in a regular program

Hand Engraved Celtic Cross

It can be seen to represent humankind poised between reason and logic on one side

Throughout all the crosses that still stand tall in Ireland

Gaelic in Bronze - Cheers / Sláinte august the one above 'StFeatures the iconic Irish word Slinte meaning Health Award winning design carved by Adam Grabski Celebrates the revival of the Gaelic language Finished in polished bronze with a ceramic resin cold cast core Slinte is a word known far beyond Irelands shores. Meaning health, it is spoken in bars, homes and gatherings around the world a simple toast that carries warmth and goodwill. This framed wall plaque honours both the word and the wider revival of