Brigid: Origins of the Goddess
Brigid is famously known as both Christian Saint and Pagan Goddess, but what does the medieval literature have to say about her Goddess form?
Cérbh à Naomh BrÃd?
Bean a bhà an-tábhachtach i saol na hÉireann ba ea BrÃd, is cuma BrÃd na Págánachta nó BrÃd na CrÃostaÃochta atá i gceist.
MáirtÃn Ó DÃreáin: A Voice of the Gaeltacht in Modern Irish Poetry
MáirtÃn Ó DÃreáin is credited, along with his contemporaries Seán Ó RÃordáin and Máire Mhac an tSaoi, for breathing new life into Irish lang…
Nollaig na mBan: Women’s Christmas in Ireland
The twelfth and final day of Christmas, January 6th, is known as 'Nollaig na mBan' (also referred to as Women's Christmas, or Little Christmas). Altho…
The Best Way to Learn Irish – Our Top 5 Tips!
What’s the best way to learn Irish? This list of tips recommends that you identify your goals, join a community, attend a course, complement your le…
You Won’t Become Fluent in Irish With Duolingo
Despite its popularity, Duolingo has notable limitations compared with live online instruction. Technology can open access and build foundational skil…
The Best Irish Podcasts for 2026
Our list of 'The 12 Best Irish Podcasts' will be music to the ears of Irish learners and speakers everywhere! ÉÃstigà leo...
Wren Day Customs
Lá an DreoilÃn (Wren Day) occurs on St. Stephen’s Day. Irish linguists speculate that "dreoilÃn" derives from two combined words, "draoi" and "Ã…
