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Cleveland Irish: Crawley & Sofranko

Every time they strike up a tune, whether at a wedding, a wake, a pub night or a festival, they are helping Cleveland’s Irish story carry on, one song at a time.

Speak Irish: Gaeilge and the Landscape

Common Irish words used now, from then

Rolling Through Ireland: The O’Brien Express Launches with a Memorable First Tour: Day VI, Three Lakes now and in March; Com an Chiste; Torc...

Killarney is the start and end to The Ring of Kerry. The ring is a 111-mile oval of beauty: mountains, valleys, rivers, lakes, breathtaking,...

Irish Lit: Drumming Days and a Belfast Poet

A less mythic and therefore more intimate depiction of how the immediacy of the Conflict forced parents to explain needless violence to their children is offered in Longley’s, “The Ice Cream Man”:

Rolling Through Ireland: The O’Brien Express Launches with a Memorable First Tour: Day V – The Burren, The Cliffs of Moher from the Sea

I always associate the word Burren with barren - completely wrong in that there are loads of foliage throughout. But the rocks dominate, in size, appearance ...

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