Traditions in Ireland have been passed down generation by generation. Some older Irish traditions still remain popular today when others are fading away.
The Corrs consists of siblings Andrea, Sharon, Caroline, and Jim Corr. Originating from Dundalk, County Louth, the band has achieved global fame, captivating audiences with their melodic harmonies, skilful instrumentals, and a blend of genres […]
Wheaten bread is a popular wholemeal form of soda bread served in Ireland and dates back to approximately 1840 when bicarbonate of soda was first introduced to Ireland.
The Dubliners are one of the most influential bands in the Irish folk music genre. The group is renowned for their spirited performances and authentic interpretations of traditional Irish songs.
The Irish Rovers were a traditional band formed in 1963 whose career would span over 40 years.
Every woman in Ireland knows her mother’s Apple Pie Recipe; this recipe is passed down through generation after generation and in some families, it is so secret they would not dare tell anyone outside the […]
Ireland’s sports culture is a lively blend of enthusiasm and tradition.
As a powerful method of expressing human creativity, Ireland boasts a rich musical heritage encompassing a wide array of genres. From the traditional Irish reel to the modern-day rock song, Irish music captivates audiences far […]
PoitÃn, Poteen, Mountain Dew, Mountain Tea, are just some of the names given to this traditional Irish distilled drink with a history dating back to the 6th century. Made from barley, potatoes, or other grains, […]
The Irish Hot Whiskey, also known as a hot toddy, is a soothing drink that’s easy to make and tastes great. In Ireland, hot whiskey is served with cloves stuck into the lemon slice for […]
Many Pubs in Ireland are vibrant social hubs offering a cosy atmosphere, traditional music, and hearty food. Renowned for their welcoming nature, they serve as gathering spots for locals and visitors, providing a true taste […]
Many people like to think of the Irish, as drunks, and have a stereotypical view that we simply drink a lot. There are various reasons why people tend to think this, but we like to […]
We know very little about the origins of Irish dancing or when it first arrived in Ireland but we do know it has been here since the arrival of the Celtic culture.
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