Irishisms

What is Murphy's Law?

Irish Sheepdogs - Why I Love Border Collies

That Further Shore By John D. Feerick

May the Blessings Of Christmas Be With You

There's No Need To Fear The Wind

Explore The Origins Of The Celtic Festival Of Imbolc

Sacred Stone, Sacred Water Edited By Carolyn Brigit Flynn

The Pilgrim Path or Tóchar Phádraig

A Kind Word

It's Often A Man's Mouth Broke His Nose

You’ll never plough a field by turning it over in your mind

What’s Meant For You Won’t Pass You By

She's As Busy As A Hen With One Chick

It’s a Long Road That Has No Turning

He’d Peel An Orange In His Pocket

Krown Films - Stories From The Famine

From Here To Bethlehem - A Short Story By Kathryn Guare

Proud To Be Irish By Piano Man Tom

Happy New Year In Irish

Why the Irish Have a Way with Words: Quotes That Make You Feel Seen

Igniting Tradition - The Blaze of Halloween Bonfires

He Wouldn't Spend Christmas

He's So Tight, He'd Squeeze A Penny Till The Harp Played

It's No Use Boiling Your Cabbage Twice

Don't Be Breaking Your Shin On A Stool That's Not In Your Way

Every Man Is Sociable Until A Cow Invades His Garden

You'll Never Miss the Water Till the Well Runs Dry

Did You Know These Celebrities Are Irish Americans?

When The Drop Is Inside

How The Irish Celebrate Saint Paddy's Day

The Life of St. Patrick

Oliver Goldsmith - Anglo Irish Poet

An Ideal Farm Husband Book Giveaway

Putting The Kybosh On Things

Galway The Graveyard of Hopes and Dreams - Guest Post By Writer Maddison Rhoa

Hitching For Hope By Ruairí McKiernan

The Hadley Academy for the Improbably Gifted By Conor Grennan

The First Christmas Sweater - A Christmas Tale From Ireland

The Dog Who Lost His Bark By Eoin Colfer

The Greenest Wind - Children's E-Book Giveaway

Galway: The Graveyard of Hopes and Dreams - Guest Post by Rhian J. Martin

Be Thou My Vision