COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Best Damn Band in the Land will march all the way to Dublin, Ireland to perform in their 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The marching band was offered and accepted the ...

Oral and folk tradition recounts that St. Brigid, whose feast day is celebrated in Ireland on Feb. 1, made a cross from rushes or reeds to explain Christianity to the faithful in much the same way ...

Irish singer-songwriter ... January 31 in celebration of St. Brigid's Day. "Gabhaim Molta Bríghde"was recorded in collaboration with harpist Cormac DeBarra at The Clinic in Dublin, and serves ...

Graffiti on a dual language street sign in South Belfast has been ... People Before Profit made reference to the recent distribution of anti-Irish language leaflets outside an irish language class on ...

Mrs Brown's Boys actor Eilish O'Carroll joins Anna to explore their native Dublin. They head to Moore Street where the traditional market meets global street food. Show more Mrs Brown's Boys actor ...

I kicked things off at a candlelit concert in St Brigid’s Cathedral in Kildare town, a 30-minute train ride from Dublin ... to the celebration of a sacred Irish figure, I’d choose Brigid ...

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He was calling for an update on the provision of public seating in O’Connell Street and Lower Knox Street and other appropriate areas in the town. Cllr Bree told the meeting that studies by Age ...

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You can take the test here and a description of the different levels and scores can be found here. If you learned Irish in school or have already taken Irish courses, it is not recommended to register ...

"We're scared as a small Irish business to see what the implications ... Professor of Political Economy at University College Dublin Aidan Regan said we should be worried about what is to come.