Well, it depends. If you’re talking about Northern Ireland, the answer is yes. But if you’re talking about the Republic of Ireland, then, no. If, however, you’re wondering about the Island of Ireland, then…maybe. The terms England, Great Britain, United Kingdom, and so on, have been mistakenly used interchangeably over the years, which has just …
Ireland is one of the few places in the world that has no snakes in the wild. No matter how hard you look, it is a hundred percent sure thing that you will not find a single snake crawling around the grass. But how is this possible? Well, the Irish land belongs in an exclusive …
Irish Culture is steeped in ancient history and traditions. Many of these pagan traditions, beliefs, practices and festivals are mentioned in the earliest Irish literature and within Irish Mythology. Our ancient monuments still whispering of our ancient and sacred history, the voices of our ancestors still present in a people that view our Gaelic traditions …
In Ireland the 6th January is traditionally the day when all of the wonderful Christmas decorations come down and are put away safely for next year. January the 6th is also a day when a long held Irish tradition is celebrated, this is when we celebrate the Woman of Ireland, This day is known as …
Nollaig Na NBan or The Little Christmas of Women. Read More »
Ireland is known for the Irish new year traditions and for being a country with many traditions and superstitions by its inhabitants, and it is incredible to think that these superstitions and customs are still practised by the new generations residing in the country. Ireland is a country that has historically been involved in many …
Irish New Year’s Traditions to Bring in the New Year Read More »
