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What it means to be Irish
It is what this island does to you, and how it transforms you after your arrival here, that ultimately makes you Irish
What it means to be Irish
It is what this island does to you, and how it transforms you after your arrival here, that ultimately makes you Irish
Video: The incredible accuracy of an ancient so...
Anthony Murphy investigates the alignment of the Cat Stone (Stone of Divisions) at Uisneach with Cairn T Loughcrew and the Calliagh Berra\'s House on Slieve Gullion.
Video: The incredible accuracy of an ancient so...
Anthony Murphy investigates the alignment of the Cat Stone (Stone of Divisions) at Uisneach with Cairn T Loughcrew and the Calliagh Berra\'s House on Slieve Gullion.
The Tara Brooch: Ireland's finest piece of jewe...
An examination of the story of the Tara Brooch and how it was lost and found again centuries later
The Tara Brooch: Ireland's finest piece of jewe...
An examination of the story of the Tara Brooch and how it was lost and found again centuries later
The Song of Wandering Aengus by W. B. Yeats
An cursory interpretation of the William Butler Yeats poem The Song of Wandering Aengus, exploring its mythic and symbolic importance
The Song of Wandering Aengus by W. B. Yeats
An cursory interpretation of the William Butler Yeats poem The Song of Wandering Aengus, exploring its mythic and symbolic importance
Slane: of setting suns, setting moons and setti...
A first crescent moon hangs over the ancient Hill of Slane, where Saint Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. But as the moon sets at Slane, is an empire setting too?...
Slane: of setting suns, setting moons and setti...
A first crescent moon hangs over the ancient Hill of Slane, where Saint Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. But as the moon sets at Slane, is an empire setting too?...
Saint Patrick was married - his wife was Sheela...
The wife of Saint Patrick was known as Sheelah and she had her own special day on March 18th. But the tradition left Ireland with the Great Famine.
Saint Patrick was married - his wife was Sheela...
The wife of Saint Patrick was known as Sheelah and she had her own special day on March 18th. But the tradition left Ireland with the Great Famine.