Culture
Ireland's vibrant culture - from Irish customs and traditions, language, music, art, film and literature, Irish cuisine, and more.
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- 9 The forgotten 1925 famine that Ireland's new government denied was happening
Craic
WATCH: Mark Zuckerberg goes viral after sipping a pint of Guinness
Viral video captures chaotic moment seawater bursts through door on Aran Islands ferry
WATCH: Steve Coogan's Irish Alan singing rebel songs on the BBC still has viewers in stitches
"Good craic" - Ireland named the friendliest country in Europe by Condé Nast Traveller readers
Flann O'Brien was born 115 years ago and his wit is as sharp as ever
Entertainment
What does it mean to be Irish in America right now?
Saoirse Ronan breaks silence on husband Jack Lowden’s James Bond rumours
String of AI posts featuring late Glen Hansard cause outrage
Longtime leader of Irish Arts Center in NYC to step down next year
Irish theater review: "The Hairy Ape" at the Irish Rep in NYC
Food & Drink
Win a year of Irish breakfasts as Bewley's puts the full Irish pantry up for grabs
Bord Bia's Irish fish pie is the one-dish dinner built for dark October evenings
Bord Bia's fish stew turns Irish whiting, mussels and prawns into a 45 minute dinner
Ireland's seafood chowder started as poor man's food and now has its own festival
Guinness Brewery in Baltimore to "serve its final pint"
Education
The Irish language was banned and fined out of public life but never died
Ireland's tricolour was woven in French silk and flew for just eight days in 1848
1,000-year-old manuscript recording St. Patrick's Ireland goes on display in Cork
Enoch Burke returns to school for new academic year
Annual college costs in Ireland revealed
Events
