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75Learning Irish Without a Teacher
Learning Irish/Gaelic can be a difficult task especially without a teacher. One reason is that Irish is an "encoded" language, that is, it used to have it's own alphabet and now it uses English letters to...
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76Tattoo Ideas: Gaelic Words + Phrases
Like their Native American counterparts did with tribal tattoos, Scottish and Irish warriors also defined their rank or commemorated a particular battle by tattooing permanent marks onto their skin. As far...
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69Orla Fallon - Pictures, Videos, Biography
Orla Fallon is an Irish multi-award winning artist, both a vocalist and harpist. She sings traditional Irish music, most often in Gaelic. Orla Fallon is a talented harpist and a marvelous singer with the voice of an angel.
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62About gaelic games
Gaelic games are a group of physically demanding, skillful sports that are popular in Ireland and in many other parts of the world, wherever there is a large population of Irish...
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81Unique Baby Names
"What is in a name?" The guy who asked that question was named William back some 400 odd years and today his name is still on the Most Popular Boys Name's list, a list I find rather dull. No offense to...
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68Irish Tattoos
Ireland also known as the Isles Of Emeralds has inspired painters, sculptors and artists for centuries with its beautiful designs and symbolism. It is no wonder that these symbols and beautiful designs have...
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74The Celebration of Samhain
Samhain or Sam Hain is a pagan celebration for the harvest in the fall. It also represents the Celtic New Year. Samhain is the Celtic-Gaelic word meaning summers-end. Contrary to popular belief, it is not...
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80Candlemas
Imbolc, also known as Candlemas, is the beginning of spring, with the Goddess transforming from Crone to Maiden. This holiday owes many roots to the fire festivals honoring the Irish goddess Brigit.
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75How to Cook Potatoes O'Brien
Dia duit chara! That's Gaelic for hello,Friend! Let's learn how to make a couple of delicious potato dishes in honor of St.Patrick's Day coming soon. The first item is my version of potatoes O'Brien and I...
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69An English Lesson - The Mongrel Language
2ooo years ago there were two main strands of language spoken in the British Isles. Brethonic, versions of the Welsh and Cornish that remain today and Goidelic, the Irish and Scottish Gaelic. The Cymric...
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