An Irish hymn as Gaelige ... The attacked and ruined castles of the Gaelic aristocracy, the sights of religious purges, collapsed famine cottages, 19th-century workhouses and abandoned mills ...

Favored among the aristocracy and literary circles ... Fenella is a name of Scottish and Irish Gaelic origin, derived from Fionnuala, meaning "white shoulder" or "fair-haired one." ...

The author of a first-rate history of the working classes of Scotland, he once wrote a fierce and not wholly unfair attack on the Scottish nobility ... Saxon and Gaelic elements, the Scottish ...

The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA ... At that time, it was largely only the gentry and aristocracy who were allowed to meaningfully participate in athletics. Until then all that was Irish was being ...

Gaelic sports hold an irreplaceable position in Irish cultural identity.These traditional games of Ireland—hurling, Gaelic ...

When released, it will be the first Irish-made video game to offer players a GAA experience, and the first to feature Gaelic games since an Australian company released a series of poorly received ...

She was Irish and Catholic and was called Sarah ... “What I find absurd is that the entire aristocracy, the court itself, went to Sarah’s place, and that this beautiful Irishwoman went ...

By 1850, 1 out of every 5 Chicagoans was an Irish immigrant. Kilgubbin’s original inhabitants came from Kilgobbin in Ireland’s County Cork, where the nobility evicted them and shipped them to America, ...

According to the 2023 U.S. Census, more than 30 million people, or about 9% of Americans, claim Irish ancestry, with over 117 ...

From the outside looking in, teenage talent is making a mark at senior level on both sides of the Irish border and attracting ...

Tory The word Tory, often used to refer to a member of the UK Conservative Party, comes from the Irish Gaelic word ‘toraidhe’ meaning outlaw or robber. The phrase was popular in the 17th ...