Roots
IrishCentral’s repository of everything to do with your Irish roots – from Irish history, your ancestors, your Irish name, to ancient myth, legend and folklore.
Was the coward of the Titanic really a hero? The book "Understanding J. Bruce Ismay" says yes
Ireland of the Welcomes at 70: What happened in Ireland in 1952?
IRA shot a British spy in Central Park 100 years ago
Irish creme egg jello shots recipe for Easter
Irish man Eugene Daly's eyewitness account of the sinking of the Titanic
The last letter written on board the doomed Titanic
On This Day: Handel's "Messiah" premiered in Fishamble Street, Dublin
On This Day: USS Jamestown sent to Ireland on a Famine-relief mission
Sonar images show Titanic in its ocean grave
Most read
- 1 The "P.S. I Love You" filming locations you can visit in Ireland
- 2 Lughnasa - How to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival
- 3 Glen Hansard's Dublin wake and funeral to be open to the public
- 4 WATCH: Experience the majestic Atlantic Skellig coast in South Kerry
- 5 Wren’s Nest owner breaks silence on Glen Hansard’s final hours
- 6 WATCH: The short Irish film starring Brendan Gleeson that won Martin McDonagh his first Oscar
- 7 WATCH: Epic Irish singsong of "The Rattlin Bog" atop Mt Kilimanjaro
- 8 Cork-born Mother Jones, the "most dangerous woman in America," inspired James Connolly
- 9 All you need to know about Sunday's TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship Finals
History
Modern Art in Irish America: The Works of Joan Fitzgerald
How Maureen O’Hara said a final farewell to John Wayne
Lughnasa - How to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival
Cork-born Mother Jones, the "most dangerous woman in America," inspired James Connolly
On this day in 1915, Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa was laid to rest in Dublin, igniting a revolution
Genealogy
