How Ireland went from a land of wolves to a land plagued by seagulls... in fact Ireland was so well-known for it's packs that it was nicknamed "Wolf Land".
The action of one Henry James O'Farrell led to the establishment of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. How did his assassination attempt result in an act of kindness and charity from the prince?
Between June 21, 1877, and 1879 20 Irishmen known as the Molly Maguires, a labor movement working and organizing in the Pennsylvania coal fields, were executed.
June 21 marks the Summer Solstice in 2018 when the ancient Celts would have celebrated the longest day of the year with a local bonfire, song, and dance but what other feast days were of importance to our ancient ancestors.
A film documentary by an Oscar-winning director has brought the story of the state’s role in the 1994 Loughinisland massacre to a world audience and by doing so, enhanced the families’ quest for justice.
The poor scribes of yore who were spiritual calligraphers and illuminators of Ireland's most famous book, many housed in Trinity College Dublin, the monks and scholars of Ireland.
Remembering the words and quotes of Irish writer James Joyce, whose life itself would make for a fascinating book. There is much about the author unknown to even his most ardent fans.
