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Forget the Shamrock, the Celtic Harp is the Real National Symbol of Ireland

Forget the Shamrock, the Celtic Harp is the Real National Symbol of Ireland

Posted by Olivia O’Mahony on 1st Mar 2019

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and people all over the world are beginning to channel that festive Irish cheer. Shamrocks — and their beloved four-leaf clover cousins, too — are springing up everywhere, their presence alone inspiring a heart celebration of all things Irish. However, no …
Aldi and Kerrygold Release Irish Whiskey Cheese for St. Patrick’s Day

Aldi and Kerrygold Release Irish Whiskey Cheese for St. Patrick’s Day

Posted by Adam Farley on 28th Feb 2019

Supermarket chain Aldi has released new festive and boozy cheeses just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. Produced by Kerrygold, everyone’s favorite Irish dairy, the alcohol-infused cheeses hit the shelves yesterday at locations throughout the U.S.While the boozy cheeses won’t get you drunk, the flavors …
The Best Confirmation Gifts from ShamrockGift.com

The Best Confirmation Gifts from ShamrockGift.com

Posted by ShamrockCraic on 27th Feb 2019

The confirmation of a child into the Catholic Church is one of the most sacred and spiritual rites available within the faith. By now, confirmation is a springtime ritual in parishes across the country, as boys and girls affirm their Catholic faith with the maturity of adulthood. To make the occa …
The Best Historic Castles and Medieval Abbeys of Kilkenny

The Best Historic Castles and Medieval Abbeys of Kilkenny

Posted by Adam Farley on 26th Feb 2019

Ireland's ancient south east is often overlooked by tourists who flock to the west coast to see the sweeping Atlantic views and popular natural cliff scapes of the rugged coast. But closer to Dublin lies the heart of medieval Irish culture, a mix of Norman, Gaelic, and English styles that form so …
Folklore Friday: The Real Story of Dublin's Glasnevin Cemetery

Folklore Friday: The Real Story of Dublin's Glasnevin Cemetery

Posted by Olivia O’Mahony on 22nd Feb 2019

This week marks 187 years since Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin, Ireland first opened its gates. In that time, over 1.5 million people have been buried on its grounds, and it has grown to become one of the most significant landmarks of the North Dublin landscape. Located on the Finglas Road in Dubli …
Irish Minister Proposes Selfie Seats to Boost Tourism and Save Lives

Irish Minister Proposes Selfie Seats to Boost Tourism and Save Lives

Posted by Adam Farley on 21st Feb 2019

Some of the most popular tourist spots in Ireland could soon have a new safety feature designed to facilitate selfie taking and draw visitors away from unsafe areas.Jim Daly, Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, has proposed installing selfie stands or phone seats to several existin …