All along the East coast, you will find spectacular examples of Norman Castles that are still to this day imposing and frightening structures.
As the Normans and the Irish mixed, they both adapted and started to adopt parts of each other’s cultural differences.
The Norman Conquest of Ireland Read More »
The spectacular Medieval Port town of New Ross contains so many wonderful buildings from many eras of its long and distinguished past but one of the most significant historical architectural features of this beautiful Town is The Church of Saint Mary’s.
St Mary’s Church, New Ross, County Wexford Read More »
He is commonly known as Strongbow and were this name comes from is up for debate but is assumed that somewhere in translation from French to Latin it was a mistake in the pronouncing of Striguil over which he was also a lord, and is now modern-day Chepstow. It is very unlikely that he was called Strongbow at the point of the invasion of Ireland
The Marriage of Strongbow and Aoife at The National Gallery of Ireland Read More »
Never pick flowers or mushrooms from sites associated with the fairy folk as they may follow you home. Our ancient traditions such as Beltaine and Samhain are all associated with ancestor worship and the appeasing of otherworldly peoples including the fairy folk.
Amazing Facts about The Fairy Folk of Ireland Read More »
It is thought that the Dullahan might be the manifestation of the Celtic God Crom Dubh or those who suffered the fate of human sacrifice, done in his name, he was the Celtic god of fertility. He was the chosen God of the Irish Ancient King Tighermas.
The Dullahan – The Headless Horseman of Ireland Read More »
