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Valentine’s Day has always been a time for romance, but how did Dubliners celebrate it over 40 years ago? Thanks to a fascinating archive video from 1983, we can take …

Every year on February 1st, Ireland celebrates St Brigid’s Day (Lá Fhéile Bríde), marking the beginning of spring and honouring Ireland’s first female patron saint. But St Brigid’s legacy goes …

Dia dhuit, a chara! 👋 Ah sure, I had it ready to go yesterday, but between the madness of the day and the distraction of a good cup of tae, …

Your Weekly Dose of Irish – January 15th, 2025 This week’s edition features Christy Moore’s “Ride On,” Seamus Heaney’s stunning poem “Postscript,” and a peek into the legend of the …

The Rock of Cashel – Ireland’s Ancient Crown Jewel If there’s one place that embodies the spirit of ancient Ireland, it’s the Rock of Cashel. Perched high above the County …

If you’ve ever sat by the fire on a quiet evening, listening to Christy Moore’s voice wash over you like a wave, you’ll know that “Ride On” isn’t just a …

It’s time for your extra-large helping of Irish goodness to get you through the week. More jokes, more history, and a bit of Irish magic to brighten your January day. …

Ah, Dry January – the annual attempt to give the liver a holiday and swap pints for pints of water! After the indulgence of Christmas, thousands of people across Ireland …

Dia dhuit, a chara! ☘️ Happy New Year to you and yours! 🎉 May your 2025 be as full of cheer as a packed Irish pub on a Friday night. …

Your Weekly Dose of Irish – December 18th, 2024 🎄☘️ Welcome back to the Weekly Dose of Irish, where we celebrate all things Irish—jokes, trivia, poems, and more! This week, …

Christmas is only a few days away, and I want to share some lovely Irish Christmas blessings with you. This festive time of year is when we ideally meet family …

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for someone who adores Irish culture? Whether it’s a Claddagh ring symbolizing love and loyalty or a cosy Irish blessing blanket, I’ve rounded up …

Time, the great leveller, is both our companion and nemesis. It speeds past us when we’re enjoying ourselves and drags its heels during life’s more trying moments. In Ireland, where …

The Celtic knot is one of the most recognizable symbols of Irish culture and heritage. Its intricate, endless loops are not just beautiful designs—they’re packed with meaning. Here are five …

In the rich tapestry of Irish folklore, the Banshee (or “Bean Sí” in Irish, meaning “woman of the fairy mound”) stands out as one of the most haunting and intriguing …