In our secular age, most of us scoff at the supernatural. Consequently, it is difficult to put ourselves in the mindsets of ...

All maps are influenced by the intent and biases of their creator—even those that are striving to be as accurate as possible.

A reanalysis of ancient DNA shows that a major cultural change took place in Ireland after four centuries of farming.

Beyond offering an unparalleled horological experience, the new store is another bold step towards Nomadic’s mission to put Belfast on the world’s watchmaking map and be a hotspot for tourists.

If you are planning to travel to Dublin or any other city in Ireland, this airport locator will be a very useful tool. This page gives complete information about the Dublin Airport along with the ...

A researcher in the Global Irish Studies Initiative at Georgetown University (GIS) explored the early medieval history of animal disease in Ireland at a talk March 27. Singer said that although other ...

More info Met Eireann has updated its weather forecast for Ireland, revealing that the 'mini ... rising to 19C next week. Its weather maps also pinpoint the areas set to see the warmest ...

A brooch pin dating back to the eighth century has been discovered by archaeologists carrying out excavation work along the route of the Adare bypass in Co Limerick. The early medieval brooch pin ...

This Early Medieval treasure is one of over 100 objects set to be showcased in a ground-breaking exhibition at the National Museum, Kildare Street, titled Words on the Wave: Ireland and St. Gallen ...

Analysis: Satire had an important social function in medieval Ireland and poet Conchobhar Ruadh Mac Con Midhe knew how to use it Gaelic Ireland in the late medieval period was ruled by a number of ...

Famous for its crystal, Co Waterford in the province of Munster lies along Ireland’s southeast coast and was once home to the largest Viking settlement outside of Scandinavia. Deriving its name ...

Both narratives illustrate a certain level of involvement between two traditions, “pagan” and Christian, in early medieval Ireland. Miracles were a common feature of the saint-making process ...