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
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- 2 What to do when you touch down in Ireland
- 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
History
Why the Irish no longer mark Remembrance Day
More than 30,000 Irish soldiers lost in World War I named in online archive
Armistice Day: Irish World War I soldier describes his experiences
On This Day: IRA bomb kills 12 at Enniskillen Remembrance Day service in 1987
On this Day: Bram Stoker, the Irish author of "Dracula," was born in 1847
Genealogy
