Gaelic Games Go Global: GAA is Taking Over the World
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) has long been synonymous with Ireland, its green fields, and the unmistakable thud of the sliotar as it soars through the sky. However, in recent…
India: The Disappearing Irish Community on the Subcontinent
India and Ireland might seem vastly different. But there is a common thread: Both Ireland and India brushed up against British imperialism in their past. This gave the Irish and…
Space Farmers: How Humans are Preparing to Grow Food in Other Galaxies
Throughout history, humanity has consistently aspired to reach for the stars. Today, the space industry is poised to become an integral part of our economy. So now, the race is…
How Technology is Saving our Environment for The Future Generation
Technology and the environment are often seen as being at odds with each other, but Chris Jones from TurnOnVPN brings us some good news about how technology is being used…
The Pope and His Current Condition: Aligning With The Prediction
The Pope: In the heart of Rome, where the Tiber River laps against ancient stones, Gemelli Hospital stands like a steadfast guardian. On the tenth floor, in a modest room…
Why Ireland Will Not Win Eurovision Unless We Change our Gameplay
We have got to stop playing safe if we ever want to win the Eurovision, says Nicole Buckler. The Eurovision is as camp as a row of tents, we all…
Ogham – Did The Ancient Irish Invent the First-Ever Alphabet?
It is no great secret that Ogham and the Gaelic language, both written and verbal, was systematically hounded to near extinction over a period of centuries. Those days have passed.…
St. Patrick’s Day Cocktails: 5 Fresh Recipes to Celebrate in Style
St. Patrick’s Day cocktails anyone? Well of course the answer is yes! Paddy’s Day is the perfect excuse to raise a glass, and while green beer and Irish whiskey shots…
Most Haunted Castle in the World is in County Offaly
Most Haunted Castle in the world is a hefty title to carry. But when you hear these stories, you’ll see that the title is well-earned. There is no shortage of…
The Odyssey of the Scoti: From Irish Shores to Scottish Highlands
We are often told of how people from Britain came to Ireland to take land. But history shows that the Irish, known as the Scoti, also took land from the…
Pets: Do They Have a Positive Effect on Your Brain Health?
Pets and brain health: A new study shows long-term pet ownership is linked to slower decline in cognition over time. Owning a pet, like a dog or cat, especially for…
Predictions 2024: Old Moore’s Almanac – Which Ones Came True?
Predictions 2024: Some interesting forecasts by Old Moore’s Almanac that came true! 2024 has been a year of unexpected twists and turns, and as we delve into the final quarter,…
Microbes: Are They The Future Of Farming and Saving the Planet?
Microbes: Are farmers using the wrong techniques when growing crops? According to Anthony Woods, today’s soils are not deficient in minerals – they are deficient in microbes. Microbes are the…
Irish Sci-Fi: This Irish Fantasy Novel Will Catch Your Attention
Irish Sci-Fi: Want to try out an Irish fantasy novel? This is a sci-fi fantasy, set in Wicklow Town. We have been given permission to print the first 7 chapters.…
Make Pattern Days Part of the Irish Cultural Revival
Let’s revive Pattern Days before we lose them forever! During Pattern Day celebrations, people often attend Mass or other religious services, and then participate in community gatherings, parades, markets, and…
Towerhill – A Beautiful, Haunting Ruin Ripe for Restoration
Near Carnacon, in South Mayo, sits a ruin called Towerhill. It was a fine “Big House” built by Isidore Blake at the end of the 18th Century. The house is…
