Medieval legend claims that an Irish race called the Fir Bolg originated from Greece. What does evidence reveal about this ...

In the darkness of the shortest day of 2025, thousands of pilgrims converged in lamplight upon Stonehenge, one of Britain’s ...

One of Ireland’s most beloved and award-winning wedding venues, Cloughjordan House, has unveiled an exciting new addition: ...

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A massive archaeological discovery in County Wicklow suggests that ancient Irish people lived in dense urban prehistoric ...

In a recent study published in Antiquity, Dr. Dirk Brandherm and his colleagues identified more than 600 suspected house ...

Ireland 's peat bogs are a unique landscape that is often overlooked by travelers. These vast, spongy expanses offer a rare ...

More than priests, the Druids were philosophers, judges, and mystics whose power shaped the Celtic world. Their rituals and beliefs reveal a civilization deeply connected to nature and the unseen.

Long before meteorology and climate science, Irish people looked to the natural world to forecast the weather and make sense ...

Wander the Hill of Tara, once the seat of the High Kings, and uncover the prehistoric mysteries of Dowth and Knowth—sites older than the pyramids. Step back in time at Trim Castle, then savor a dram ...

Ireland’s Neolithic passage tomb cemeteries combine mythology, astronomy, and monumental engineering. Focusing on sites such as Loughcrew, this explores folklore, solar and cross-quarter alignments, ...

The custom of fosterage was widely practiced in ancient Ireland as a means of strengthening kinship ties between clans. The custom was one of many complex laws that were prevalent in Celtic and ...