Luke Kelly, an iconic figure in Irish music, left an indelible mark on the folk music scene with his powerful voice, passionate performances, and unwavering commitment to social justice. As a founding member of The Dubliners, Kelly's influence extended far beyond the...
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In Irish mythology, the Far Darrig emerges as a curious mischievous figure, who is shrouded in mystery. Known for its red attire and playful demeanor, this enigmatic creature has captured the imaginations of generations, leaving a trail of perplexing tales and legends...
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In “The Curse of the Fairy Tree,” Liam defies superstition and destroys a sacred tree, leading to a cascade of misfortune that plagues him for a lifetime.
In pre-Christian Ireland, the festival of Imbolc signaled the beginning of springtime, with longer and warmer days. The origins of Imbolc The word Imbolc is from old Irish, ‘i mbolc,’ meaning in the belly. Occurring during lambing season its believed ‘in the belly’ is...
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This baked salmon recipe is easy to make and tastes delicious. Baked Salmon may not originate from Ireland but it is considered a traditional Irish recipe. Fish has been an important part of peoples diet in Ireland for thousands of years. It is no surprise a Salmon is...
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In 1985, the British and Irish governments signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement, a landmark accord aimed at addressing the political conflict in Northern Ireland. The agreement recognized the legitimacy of the Republic of Ireland's interest in Northern Ireland and...
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