Anyone can call anything “Donegal Tweed.” If you see a tweed in the […] Rod Dreher . Nov 25, 2011 9:03 AM. A father and son revive traditional tweed craft in Ireland. ...

How Donegal Tweed Became This Fall’s Favorite Fabric Originating in Ireland, the flecked tweed is being picked up by designers and niche tailors alike. Published on November 14, 2022 ...

Tweed weaves its way through region's history. By Pat Hanna Kuehl Special to The Denver Post. Mar. 11, 2001 - ARDARA, Ireland - Colm Sweeney grew up in Ardara, tweed center of County Donegal, learning ...

ARDARA, Ireland -- Eddie Doherty's hands dart about at a dizzying rate, feeding the warp and the woof into his loom, a clattering device of wood, springs, shuttles … ...

Colm Sweeney of the Ardara Heritage Centre told the Irish American Post back in 2003, "When you buy a yard of Donegal tweed, it's not just a yard, it's a lot of Irish history you're buying." ...

Back in Donegal, another tweed initiative took place in April with the launch of the very first weaving course in Kilcar to preserve the indigenous, centuries-old craft.

Where does Jcrew think Donegal is? If you've stopped by Jcrew.com, you will have noticed that something remarkable has happened to the most northern county in Ireland. It has moved to England!

Ireland's weavers fight to save Donegal tweed from foreign imposters. Donegal tweed is a woollen fabric with neps - or flecks - of distinctive colours spun into the yarn as its main characteristic.

From Murano glass and Donegal tweed to Porcelaine de Limoges, the European Union wants to protect its traditional crafts and industrial products with new rules that will make it easier for ...

Emma Donegal tweed coat in cream and earthy brown herringbone, €499, with camel herringbone throw, €125.30, from Magee .

Breac House is among the many establishments in County Donegal whose owners rely on regional talent and resources, resulting in a local, yet contemporary, take on accommodation, food and design.