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.
The Gathering explained to Irish Americans and Irish alike
Masters of Irish music The Teetotallers hit New York City - VIDEO
Family of Irish revolutionary leader James Connolly claims 1916 Rising building 'like a shanty town'
Tri-state's "Next Generation of New Leaders" wanted for 2013 Rose of Tralee International Festival"
Northern Ireland’s Maze Prison, once home to IRA prisoners, to become peace center
‘The Return of the Rossies’ – Roscommon to host numerous cultural events for The Gathering
Hatchets and hunger strikes for the vote - Irish suffragettes grew militant before World War I
Irish government austerity cuts put a stop to preservation and repair of historic sites
Irish leader Enda Kenny's St. Patrick's Day United States trip cost $127,000
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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
