On March 17, Ireland and its diaspora erupt in a sea of green to honor Saint Patrick, the nation’s patron […]

This article seeks to reconstruct Patrick’s mission within its historical context, assess his strategies for integrating Christian doctrine with Irish […]

In the waning years of the 19th century, an unusual group of treasure hunters descended upon the Hill of Tara, […]

Nestled on the rugged shores of the Isle of Skye, Dunvegan Castle stands as a testament to the enduring legacy […]

Did you know that early Ireland boasted a remarkable array of official dialects, each tailored to specific societal roles? And […]

The ancient legal texts of Ireland offer a fascinating glimpse into the minds and societal structures of our ancestors. Among […]

Nature and The Law Among the myriad features that distinguish the early Irish native Brehon laws from other legal systems, […]

From at least the 14th-century onwards, custody of the Book of Armagh was entrusted to the Mac an Mhaoir (MacMoyer) […]

The area now called County Cavan was officially created as such in 1579. For centuries prior to the colonial conquest […]

In the tapestry of Irish history, woven with the threads of struggle, rebellion, and resilience, the figure of Patrick Donnelly […]