Historical Significance
The County Monaghan Tartan holds a captivating historical legacy deeply rooted in the Border Region of Ireland, nestled within the province of Ulster. Even before the 4th century, this fertile land was inhabited by the Manaigh or Monaigh, leaving behind traces of an ancient heritage. They emerged as part of the illustrious territory of Oirghialla, also known as Oriel, and was once held by the esteemed Ui Cremthainne septs and the Clan Colla. In 1585, Sir John Perrot, the English lord deputy of Ireland, visited the region and reshaped Ulster, bestowing Monaghan with the status of a county. This transformation birthed five enchanting baronies: Farney, Cremorne, Dartrey, and Truagh. Following the defeat of the rebellion led by Hugh O'Neill and other Ulster chieftains in 1603, they retained their native character, escaping the waves of plantation seen in other Ulster counties. The lands remained in the hands of the indigenous chieftains, preserving the authentic spirit of the Monaghan people. However, during the Irish Rebellion of 1641, the echoes of change resonated through their fields, as Scottish and English families found their new home, bringing fresh influences and traditions to intertwine with the existing tapestry of their history.
Color Scheme & Pattern
The vibrant tapestry showcases a mesmerizing palette of red, green, bright gold, and black. The striking red, evoking a fiery passion, symbolizes the indomitable spirit that courses through the veins of their descendants. Verdant green, reminiscent of the lush landscapes that have witnessed the county's history unfold, embodies the resilience and natural beauty of the region. The brilliant gold threads shimmer with vitality, representing the rich heritage and noble traditions of the people. Deep black, like the shadows that embrace the ancient stones, signifies the enduring presence of the past.
Why Choose us
At Scottish Kilt, we are dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of Scottish culture through our diverse range of products. Specializing in traditional attire, we offer an extensive collection of kilts, tartans, and accessories that embody the essence of Scotland's history and traditions. Our passion for craftsmanship and attention to detail ensure the highest quality, while our commitment to authenticity allows us to provide a genuine Scottish experience.
Shipments Policy
All our delivery costs are calculated on total weight, this includes the weight of both the products and the packaging.
No handling charges & no tax for all items.
We aim to deliver your order within 10-15 working days.
Our some tartans are woven to order, the tartan weaving process taking approximately 4-5 weeks.Â
Delivery time may vary according to your location.
All returns must be sent back to us at our contact address at your own cost and risk.
Only defected items will be entertained for exchange.
The contents of your order and your delivery postcode will determine which delivery services you will be offered.
Please note that we are unable to deliver to po boxes on any of our delivery services.
Terms & Conditions Apply.
Who do we use to deliver your order?
Our back office systems are fully integrated with DHL & FEDEX which means that the second your parcel is dispatched you will be sent an email containing your tracking details. this allows both you and us to track your parcel's every move from our door to yours!
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