Culture
Ireland's vibrant culture - from Irish customs and traditions, language, music, art, film and literature, Irish cuisine, and more.
The best dumb Irish jokes ever – according to an Australian site
The "eye" and insight of photo historian of Ireland Sean Sexton
Liam Neeson’s ‘Taken’ is being made into a television series
Honey pears with orange & vanilla cashew cream recipe
USDA okays GMO potatoes that could prevent another Great Hunger
Irish actress cast as Anne of Green Gables in highly anticipated remake
Calling all Irish American poets! Is your unpublished poem worth $11,000?
Irishman’s video of New Zealand’s first snowfall in decades (VIDEO)
Deeply moving “Loving” catches Ruth Negga’s star turn (VIDEOS)
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- 3 Bronx man adopted from Dublin at birth finds his Irish family after 63 years
- 4 Arthur Guinness was a servant who turned £100 into the world's most famous stout
- 5 Leonard Cohen's haunting take on Kevin Barry still stops Irish listeners cold
- 6 The apostrophe in Irish names tells a story technology is erasing
- 7 Where are you from? Find out using these Irish surname maps
- 8 What does it mean to be Irish in America right now?
- 9 The forgotten 1925 famine that Ireland's new government denied was happening
Craic
Ten monsters Ireland gave the world, from Dracula to the Mayo vampire
The Irish men we think deserve People's Sexiest Man Alive
Do you have news from your Irish community? Share it with our global audience
Turnip lanterns, false faces and a bin bag for a costume, Halloween in Ireland
The bonfires and black cats the Irish used to keep the fairies away on Samhain
Entertainment
Food & Drink
Irish chef’s smashed sweet potatoes are the Thanksgiving side that beats the mash
Mulled wine and bonfire soup are what the fifth of November was made for
Give your Thanksgiving table a honey-spiced Brussels sprouts upgrade
Donal Skehan’s pumpkin risotto is the best use for your leftover Halloween pumpkin
Happy Halloween! The Irish origins of today's traditions
Education
Say trick or treat as Gaeilge with 30 Irish words to use this Halloween
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
Events
