If there is one thing you should do this Halloween I recommend a visit to some of these spine-tingling haunted places around Ireland. Fancy yourself …
Read more10 Haunted Places Around Ireland That You Have To Visit
I was so surprised when I saw this hidden Celtic symbol image go viral over a year ago. There was little to no background on …
Read moreThe Hidden Celtic Symbols Secretly Grown Around Ireland & Their Story
Strolling around the maze-like cobbled streets of Kilkenny is a great way to get a feel for ye olde Ireland. The settlement of this medieval …
Read moreThe Best Things To Do In Kilkenny – 48 Hours In Kilkenny
Have you kept the idea of doing one of these Irish road trips on the sideline? This article will give you some of our personal …
Read more5 Phenomenal Irish Road Trips That Are Perfect For 7+ Days In Ireland
You visit Ireland for the first time, stop into an Irish bar, and are wondering “just how do I say cheers in Irish!?”. Don’t worry; …
Read moreHow To Say Cheers In Irish As Gaeilge(With Toasts And Pronunciation)
There is no shortage of Irish jokes on this site, I have a whole category dedicated to it here. Everything from St Patrick’s day one-liners …
Read moreLonger Irish Jokes – The Irishman, Englishman And Scotsman Special
Well, how do you decide on a list of the best Irish movies of all time? Simply ask the audience! I decided instead of making …
Read moreCast Your Vote For The All Time Best Irish Movies – Top Irish Films of All Time
Interestingly enough our infamous Irish accent was voted the most sexiest in the world! The survey by Onepoll.com which surveyed 5000 men and women revealed …
Ah, the time has come, my last Celtic Symbols article “the Triskele”. Pronounced “Treeskeel or Try Skeel” I guess I have been putting this one off …
Read moreThe Triskele – History Behind This Ancient Celtic Symbol (Including Appearances)
I always like quick summaries of things and Irish history or any topic on history for that matter. I just enjoy learning about it in …
Read moreIrish History In 6 Minutes – Watch The History Of Ireland From BC to 1900’s
TG Lurgan is back with another epic song As Gaeilge(in Irish), this time singing “I Don’t Care” by Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber. It seems …
Read moreI Don’t Care – Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber ~ As Gaeilge
These Irish American football stars have made their way through NFL history. There is no doubt that American football in Ireland is on the rise. …
Read more5 Most Successful Irish American Football Stars To Grace America’s NFL
This Irish barman had one hell of a shift in Temple Bar, Dublin. The first one had me laughing out loud but the second one …
Read moreIrish Barman Spills Two Trays Of Beer In A Row During Shift
Did you ever stop and wonder what Adele’s “Hello” sung in Irish would sound like? Probably not! But it will not disappoint, I promise. The students …
Read moreAdele’s “Hello” Sung In Irish Is Absolutely Breathtaking(Including Lyrics)
Who doesn’t love Irish castles? They all have a timeless footprint from history that just cannot be replicated. If you are doing an upcoming road …
Read more5 Breathtaking Irish Castles You Need To Visit In 2019
Just like the Harp, the Shamrock has been used throughout Irish history. So there is no confusion the national symbol of Ireland is the Harp, …
Read moreWhat Is The Shamrock And How Did It Become Ireland’s National Symbol?
This is a collection of our favourite words of wisdom from old Irish proverbs. You may have heard some in passing and you may have …
Last week on my weekly dose of Irish email I received quite a few responses confirming they would be interested in learning about some facts …
Read more50 Outrageous Facts About Ireland – Plenty You Probably Don’t Know
Are you looking for the best Irish memes on the internet? Well, you came to the right place! The Internet is a breeding ground for …
Last week I was talking about the wee little Leprechauns and this week after this short Facebook poll it seems everyone is interested in learning …
Read moreThe Meaning Behind St Brigid’s Cross And How To Make Your Own(1st February)