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Obama’s Visit To Ireland

This past May 23, United States President Barack Obama (along with his wife, First Lady Michelle Obama) touched down in Ireland for a visit. Obama’s trip to Ireland was part of a four-country tour that included England, Poland, and France… The Irish people displayed their customary warmth and hospitality to the American politician and his [...]


The Queen’s Visit To Ireland

In May, Queen Elizabeth II made an historic visit to Ireland – this  tour was the first visit by a British monarch since 1911. The Queen’s visit to Ireland was greeted with much fanfare and praise -after all, the country had not received such an honor since it became a republic. To many, this tour [...]


National Symbols Of Ireland

The national symbols of Ireland all carry a deeper meaning – one that intertwines thousands of years of Gaelic art, history, and culture. For the Irish (and those with Emerald Isle ancestry), these special motifs evoke a sense of pride, spirituality and joy. To help you understand more about the national symbols of Ireland and [...]


Famous Irishwomen – Mary Robinson

Mary Robinson was Ireland’s first female president. From 1990 to 1997, she held this esteemed office, and then she went on to become a United Nations High Commissioner. The achievements and ideals of Ms. Robinson have secured her place as one of Ireland’s most famous women… The daughter of two physicians, Mary Robinson was born [...]


Ireland In The Middle Ages

Many of Ireland’s medieval masterworks and artifacts survived intact though the wars and upheaval of this important historical period. Since the country was largely surrounded by water, it was less accessible to pillaging and attacks from enemies. Around this time, the glorious Celtic Crosses of Ireland began to appear in abundance all over the land, marking [...]


Top Ten Things To Do In Dublin

Visiting the vibrant city of Dublin can be an unforgettable experience. You will enjoy a charming, distinctive cityscape, dotted with beautiful architecture, including inspiring churches and castles. Today’s Dublin is a heady mixture of past and present, with chic bars and restaurants, a thriving cultural scene, and remnants of Ireland’s colorful history everywhere you look. [...]


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