Inniskeen Road: July Evening by Patrick Kavanagh, Meaning & Analysis
Well, this week I have picked number 30 from the top 100 Irish poems list. It is titled Inniskeen Road, July Evening and is primarily about what Irish life was …
Well, this week I have picked number 30 from the top 100 Irish poems list. It is titled Inniskeen Road, July Evening and is primarily about what Irish life was …
Where did 2021 go? During this year, if you have been following, I have been publishing a summary on the top 100 Irish poems list every week. This week it …
121 clean Christmas jokes for the dinner table, the classroom and the crackers. They start with 30 Irish ones about the mammy, the Toy Show, the good room and the old Roses tin full of sewing things.
Welcome to my weekly top Irish poems list. This week I am sharing number 41 in the top 100 Irish poems list. A short and sweet poem originally written in …
There is no single Irish accent. A guide to the regional accents of Ireland, what they share, and the funniest videos of Irish accents in action.
Ah, sure it tis but a few days until Christmas and I found this great version of a politically correct Christmas. It is quite an old poem that has been …
This week it is number 99 on the top 100 Irish poems list. And yet again, W. B Yeats makes an appearance. “A Prayer for my Daughter” is a poem by William Butler Yeats written …
The top 10 Guinness-drinking countries, as shared by Guinness, plus 10 Guinness facts and how to visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.
Another top Irish poem! This week it is number 46 from the poet Austin Clarke. Who was Austin Clarke? Austin Clarke (Irish: Aibhistín Ó Cléirigh) was a famous Irish poet …
Merry Christmas in Irish is Nollaig Shona Dhuit (NULL-ig HUN-a ghwit). The best-loved Irish Christmas blessing goes: “May peace and plenty be the first to lift the latch at your …
This week is a short but sweet poem from W.B Yeats. It is ranked number 78 in the top 100 Irish poems list. This is actually one of Yeats earlier …
Every week we come closer to finishing my top 100 Irish poems list. This week it is number 4. Of course, it is none other than W.B Yeats. So who …
Flu season is here; it is around about the time we all get the terrible flu for many of us. What if I told you there was a delicious Irish …
Now I am not purposely picking longer poems every week. It just so happens that number 33 on the top 100 poems list is yet another long poem. But don’t …
This week I have picked number 16 from the top 100 Irish poems list. The poem is titled “The Ballad of Reading Gaol.” And boy is it a long poem. …