It doesn't matter why the Choctaw word for Irish is Ailish: it just matters that we remember
Folk memory disappears when a language is pushed close to extinction.
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Folk memory disappears when a language is pushed close to extinction.
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As interest in unity grows, young people are calling for a new vision of Ireland — not just a united one.
The poetry of the Irish language is a gift to behold as springtime draws near.
Returning to Ireland as an Irish American can be a very insightful experience, connecting you with your heritage once more and at times, leading to a search for recognition from th...
Easter is a big holiday in Ireland, second only to Christmas, for a host of reasons, some of which are religious and some historical.
From Guinness slights to tired clichés about jigs and leprechauns, these old insults still know how to get under Irish skin.
Saint Patrick’s Day always brings up mixed feelings for me. There’s a sense of pride — remembering where I came […]
Irish post-punk quartet Scustin shares a glimpse of their upcoming EP The Lock In unveils new single "Scustinism," offering reflections on Irish identity that's expansive and intr...
The biggest issue for the Irish community in the United States is a current "sense of vulnerability", Minister of State for Diaspora Neale Richmond has said.
With Irish designers at the helm at Dior and Alexander McQueen, tweed trending everywhere, Aran knits adopted by the A-list, flat caps worn by cool young things, and Jonathan Ander...
Michael Scanlon writes of the Irish New York neighborhoods of old and how Irish immigrants have passed them on to immigrants of other nationalities.
A new exhibition in Dublin called 'No Irish Need Apply? The Economic History of the Irish in England' is examining the lives of Irish emigrants and their descendants in England fro...
"Risings: The Irish Literary Revival and the Making of a Nation" is on view from April 29–July 25, 2026.
Even more deadly slang that is unique to Ireland and the Irish!
"I am not indulging in 'PC gone mad.' I am merely pleading for a little self-examination and common civility."
My thoughts on the nature of our language accompanied me as I passed through Clonbur and headed out along the banks of Lough Mask.
THERE have been a lot of articles on the cultural and social shifts in Ireland, many of which have focused on ‘wokeness’. The Irish political and media elite have enthusiastically...
If you’re of Irish heritage and fond of a glass of claret - there may be a very good reason why!
"I was born in Belfast between the mountain and the gantries, To the hooting of lost sirens and the clang of trams: Thence to Smoky Carrick in County Antrim."
Ba mhaith le h-ealaíontóirí go mbeadh 25 Aibreán ina lá saoirse léirithe chun seasamh in éadan na cinsireachta agus chun laoch frith chinsíreachta a chomóradh
“I’ve been in Germany now for a total of 15 years, which is bonkers. I couldn’t even speak German when I came over. I studied English and philosophy in college, but I was massively...
Plus: high tempers in the art scene, the world’s quietest communications firm, and Michael D Higgins’s gift to the nation
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