The Turning of the Year

The Turning of the Year

Ireland on the Thresholds

It’s the Irish words that seem most appropriate in describing Manchán: seanchaí, saoi, scríbhneoir, saineolaí, ollamh, oide, file, fear fasa. He was all of this and more.

Three centuries before there was a unified Kingdom of England, there were Irish-speaking kings in Northumbria.

Long-standing Irish place names hark back to a world alive with cranes, wolves and eagles. Now these old names are piquing the interest of nature-lovers and ecologists.

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Reflections on learning a language with a ghost in the room

Reflections on learning a language with a ghost in the room

Siobhain Grogan, Cill Dara le Gaeilge (ar dheis) le Deirdre Ní Choistín, TG4 Cé thú féin anyways? Is mise Siobhain Grogan, tuismitheoir triúir, cathaoirleach Chill Dara le Gaeilge agus Uisce for Ga…

David Keohan, ‘Indiana Stones’, is a Waterford man. He is reviving the old tradition of stone lifting in Ireland and has recently published his book, The Wind Beneath the Stone.