The Shillelagh (Irish: Síol Éalaigh, meaning "descendants of Éalach") is also known as bata in Gaelic or “fighting stick.” A shillelagh is a wooden walking stick and club, or cudgel made ...

The enduring nature of the now-iconic Shillelagh owes its survival ... Bataireacht or Boiscin, the ancient Irish tradition of stick fighting, (as opposed to using a stick as a substitute for ...

Back then, this long wooden stick with a bulbous head, called a shillelagh, was key to bataireacht, or Irish stick fighting. And this Irish martial art, which dates back more than 500 years ...

Irish Stick fighting—known first as bataireacht ... Irish Stick” to inspire as many people as possible to pick up a shillelagh.

and lived his entire life in Syracuse. He had a passion for crafting handmade Irish Fighting and Shillelagh sticks. He was an avid reader and had a wide spectrum of various genres including Irish ...

While the Victory Bell was painted red last week, the question remained whether the Trojans could take home the Jeweled Shillelagh. With only one win against the Fighting Irish since 2017, there was a ...

is a shillelagh — a traditional Irish walking stick and/or club — adorned with ruby-studded Trojan heads for USC wins and emerald-studded Notre Dame shamrocks for Fighting Irish victories.

COXSACKIE — For over 100 years, the Doyle family passed its version of Irish stick fighting from father to son, closely guarding the techniques. Today, the Doyle system is taught worldwide ...