This event explored the details of both Brehon Law and early Icelandic Law, showing how justice, society, free markets, and lawmaking worked without centralized power. Participants deepened their understanding of…
The Great Irish Deer, also known as "Cervus Mageceros", was a remarkable species native to Ireland during the last Ice Age. As one of the largest deer species that ever…
The Series B banknotes, a vivid snapshot of Ireland's cultural legacy, were circulated by the Central Bank of Ireland from 1976 to 1992, replacing the previous Series A. A pantheon…
For centuries, the O'Hickeys have served as Hereditary Physicians to the O’Briens, former Kings of Thomond (North Munster) and the descendants of King Brian Boru. The surname 'Hickey' is derived…
In the curious unfolding of historical events, occasionally there will be certain characters that seem almost too extravagant to be real. George Thomas was one such man - an Irish…
Boycotting refers to a non-violent form of protest or dissent that involves abstaining from engaging with a person, group, or institution, typically in a social or economic sense, in order…
The Fianna, revered as warrior-hunter-poets in Gaelic Ireland, were a unique group of individuals who embraced a life of adventure, valour, and song. Roaming the lands of Ireland, they hunted…
The practice of medicine in Ireland can be traced back to the earliest times and incorporated various practices, including the use of herbal remedies and surgical procedures. In this article,…
Nestled in the heart of Ireland's ancient landscape, the Hill of Uisneach stands as a testament to the country's rich history and cultural heritage. Often referred to as the navel…
https://youtu.be/m6NS3AHU5fE This article is for anyone curious to learn more about their family history and genealogy. It includes essential resources, records, and strategies for successfully tracing one's Irish ancestry. From…