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 […]

This article ventures into the heart of Irish folklore and history, spotlighting Morann and his legendary Collar—a beacon of justice […]

To think in Irish, rather than merely translating from it, requires immersive strategies that align more closely with how the […]

Macha was daughter of Aedh Ruadh (Ayrooa), or Red Hugh, who was at this time in an agreement to share […]

I’m jumping over fires with excitement to announce I will be returning to speak at Uisneach Fire Festival this May […]

Episode Notes Delve into the rich history of Irish family names with Kevin Flanagan as he unveils an intriguing old […]

Episode Notes A clip featuring Olivia Wylie sharing her knowledge about the great German scholar who gave us the best […]