Waterford Institute of Tecnology
Feb. 1-28
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1. Ancient Irish law…
Blog 10 Things You Might Not Know About Irish Pubs 6 Likes(We would ordinarily would not reprint an entire article from another…
Blog Digging Up Graves at Duffy's Cut 6 Likes Enter the Vikings: The Assault of Lambay Island*…
Blog Enter the Vikings: The Assault of Lambay Island 10 Likes Gustavus Conyngham, USN: The “Dunkirk Pirate” from DonegalGustavus Conyngham is known to…
Blog Gustavus Conyngham, USN: The “Dunkirk Pirate” from Donegal 4 Likes The Disappearing IrelandWe Irish have many 400th…
Blog 400 Years Ago, The Marriage of Owen Roe and Rosa 5 Likes The Land Commission’s Forbidden Fruit A huge collection of late-19th century / early-20th century land records is sitting in a warehouse in County Laois, and few are granted access. Could fear of political skeletons be the real reason fo… Discussion The Land Commission’s Forbidden Fruit 3 Likes Original Records Are Rotting John Grenham writes in The Irish Times that many of the original records contained in Roman Catholic parish registers are rotting away: Roman Catholic parish registers constitute by far the most impo… Discussion Original Records Are Rotting 9 Likes Bataireacht: The Art of Irish Stick-Fighting Blog Bataireacht: The Art of Irish Stick-Fighting 1 Like The Ottoman Empire and The Great HungerDuring the Great Hunger…
Blog The Ottoman Empire and The Great Hunger 2 LikesThe Irish custom of…
Blog The Long Journey 'Home': The Art of The Irish Wake 11 Likes 'Jimmy’s Hall': Why This Remarkable History -- and Film -- Matter Blog 'Jimmy’s Hall': Why This Remarkable History -- and Film -- Matter 5 Likes Gaeilge, And 'This Business of Living' Blog Gaeilge, And 'This Business of Living' 6 Likes New Bio on Éamon de Valera Doesn't Explain His Huge Popularity Blog New Bio on Éamon de Valera Doesn't Explain His Huge Popularity 4 Likes A Short History of Michael Collins, Ireland's 'Big Fellow' Blog A Short History of Michael Collins, Ireland's 'Big Fellow' 8 Likes The Night the Nazis Bombed DublinNoel Brady was standing with…
Blog The Night the Nazis Bombed Dublin 10 Likes Royal Irish Constabulary Hello, hello, While researching my family history, I came upon the term RIC and was so graciously told that it stands for Royal Irish Constabulary. I found that my great uncle Con Shea had moved from… Discussion Royal Irish Constabulary 1 Like Ireland's Tithe War: Income for Protestant Clergy With Steep Price Blog Ireland's Tithe War: Income for Protestant Clergy With Steep Price 12 LikesGet your Wild Geese merch here ... shirts, hats, sweatshirts, mugs, and more at The Wild Geese Shop.
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