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"The Annals of Inisfallen," unseen in Ireland for more than 40 years, has come home for a landmark exhibition at University College Cork.
Postcard Ireland - Yeats Country
IrishCentral Contributor Kevin O'Hara's tale of Saint Patrick's race to convert one pub's pagan rogues in Lough Corrib.
As Germany marks the feast day of St. Disibod on September 8, winemakers along the Nahe River still trace their craft back to a 7th-century missionary from Ireland.
Ogham, the so-called Celtic Tree Alphabet, survives on hundreds of standing stones across Ireland and Britain, yet scholars still cannot agree on who created it or why.
Centuries after his passing, scholars and legends still pieced together the final journey of Ireland's patron saint to his resting place in Downpatrick.
Postcard Ireland - The Folk Village, Glencolumbkille, Donegal
Snatched by raiders at 16 and sold into six years of herding sheep on Slemish, he escaped home only to hear the Irish calling him back.
Gaeilge has been spoken on the island for more than 2,000 years, surviving Norman conquest, colonial anglicisation policies and centuries of official hostility.
St Brendan the Navigator is said to have crossed the Atlantic in a leather boat in the 6th century, and a modern explorer set out to prove it was possible.
The Annals of Inishfallen is currently available to view at UCC library, and is on loan from the University of Oxford
Discover how Irish surnames evolved from patronymic names to hereditary ones and what those changes reveal about Irish history.
From a deposed King of Leinster to Hollywood and beyond, the Ó Broin name has carried its raven crest across a thousand years of Irish history.
Aidan Spence is cycling around Ireland to honor St Cedd, the Irish-speaking monk who brought Christianity to the East Saxons, while raising funds for Irish cultural groups in Essex...
Ireland takes its name from Ériu, the matron goddess of Irish mythology, though the island has also answered to Erin, Hibernia and the Irish Free State along the way.
Stones decorated with 5,000-year-old megalithic art among those destroyed in County Meath.
The word now suggests robes and spell books, but in Celtic society the druids were the top rank of the educated class, split between bards who carried the stories, ovates who heale...
Surveys carried out ahead of motorway works picked up a buried ring of post holes more than 300 feet across, pointing to a timber henge that once crowned Ireland’s most sacred hill...
In his new book, Dara Molloy — a former Catholic priest turned Celtic monk who has lived on Inis Mór for more than 40 years — explores Ireland’s ancient spiritual soul. Echoing the...
Trinity College Dublin geneticists found that Niall of the Nine Hostages, the fifth century warlord at Tara, could have up to three million living descendants around the world.
Postcard Ireland - Dublin
Ancient Irish bog bodies reveal telling evidence that the Ned Kelly of the National Museum of Ireland believes the Iron Age men pulled from the midland bogs were not murder victims...
Postcard Ireland - Clifden, Connemara
Brehon Bee LawsWhat would happen if bees from your hive swarmed and then settled in a neighbour’s tree, or if you were stung badly by one of your neighbour’s bees? If you were liv...
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