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.
Photos of Irish child laborers in 1900s served as a document for social change in the US - slideshow
The first ever color photographs of Ireland taken by two French women in 1913 - slideshow
Top ten tourist attractions in Belfast City - from the Titanic Quarter to Belfast City Hall - slideshow
A history in fashion, when Vogue visited Ireland in 1959 - slideshow
Everyday heroes of Hurricane Sandy - New York civilian first responders honored - slideshow
Construction workers at World Trade center immortalized with graffiti - slideshow
Previously unseen photos of John F Kennedy and Jackie Onassis up for auction
Mount Street Club, Dublin, attempted to help the unemployed in 1930s & 40s - slideshow
The wild waters of the Atlantic - Irish photographer offers snapshot of winter storm at sea
Most read
- 1 Irish traditional music remains Ireland's most enduring and defining product
- 2 Irish man Eugene Daly's eyewitness account of the sinking of the Titanic
- 3 50 facts about Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising
- 4 How DNA testing helped solve one of the Titanic's lingering mysteries
- 5 Fascinated by the 1916 Easter Rising? Check out these Dublin rebel museums
- 6 Dublin still bears the scars of the 1916 Easter Rising
- 7 Mayo's Addergoole 14 - the tragic tale of one parish's Titanic victims
- 8 Irish couple accused of siphoning off cash raised for a Sydney children’s hospital
- 9 Delicious Irish recipes for Easter Sunday
History
Irish traditional music remains Ireland's most enduring and defining product
Ireland's 'American Presidents Trail' confirmed as part of America250 programme
110th anniversary of Ireland's Easter Rising to be marked in Dublin on Sunday
Memories from an Irish pub on Good Friday - lock ins, the police, annual maintenance
On This Day: "Famine Queen" Victoria arrived to Ireland in 1900
Genealogy
