Dublin City Council has today unveiled a Commemorative Plaque to remember Sean Foster, the first of 40 children killed during Easter Week 1916.
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The oldest urban domestic building in Ireland is now home to the Irish wake museum which traces the customs, traditions and superstitions associated with death from the earliest times to
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Liam Lynch was one of the most important figures of the Irish revolutionary period from 1916-23 but despite this, many people don’t know of his fascinating man. Irish historian Gerard
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Cutting-edge DNA analysis on archaeological remains has shed new light on the identity of Irish Vikings. The first Irish Viking genomes have been published in the leading international journal, Nature, as
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A fascinating archival project by 100 Archive has revealed the impact of design on life, business, culture and society in Ireland over the past decade. Map Irish Design is a
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If you grew up in Ireland, then chances are that you’ve heard about the wondrous tales of the likes of The Children of Lír and The Salmon of Knowledge, but
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