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A ragwort row. A helicopter landing. A visit from the Pope. Not your average farm story. 🎥 Terry Grant explains how one decision on a Co Louth farm led to one of the most famous papal visits in Irish history. #IrishFarming #FarmHistory #colouth
A ragwort row. A helicopter landing. A visit from the Pope. Not your average farm story. 🎥 Terry Grant explains how one decision on a Co Louth farm led to one of the most famous papal visits in Irish history. #IrishFarming #FarmHistory #colouth
40,000 ancient monuments. In a country this small. We have more tombs per square mile than Egypt. We are literally walking on top of our ancestors every single day and we don’t even know their names. Share this if you think Irish history needs to be taught properly. ☘️ #IrishHistory #AncientIreland #Megalithic #IrelandAncientEast #IrishHeritage
40,000 ancient monuments. In a country this small. We have more tombs per square mile than Egypt. We are literally walking on top of our ancestors every single day and we don’t even know their names. Share this if you think Irish history needs to be taught properly. ☘️ #IrishHistory #AncientIreland #Megalithic #IrelandAncientEast #IrishHeritage
Dublin Live, caught up with Mark from Hidden Howth Experiences to find out what it was all about recently. Hidden Howth Experiences creates unique, imaginative and once in a lifetime Experiences for guests from all over the world. Each Experience is designed to give you an insight into what it is like to be a native of the emerald Isle and are delivered in a fun & charismatic way, that is sure to be the highlight of your trip and the envy of your friends. Lead guides Mark & Missy are born & bred Ireland, with a gift for storytelling and a huge passion for Irish History, Culture, Nature & the Myths & Legends you have come to associate with the Emerald Isle.
Dublin Live, caught up with Mark from Hidden Howth Experiences to find out what it was all about recently. Hidden Howth Experiences creates unique, imaginative and once in a lifetime Experiences for guests from all over the world. Each Experience is designed to give you an insight into what it is like to be a native of the emerald Isle and are delivered in a fun & charismatic way, that is sure to be the highlight of your trip and the envy of your friends. Lead guides Mark & Missy are born & bred Ireland, with a gift for storytelling and a huge passion for Irish History, Culture, Nature & the Myths & Legends you have come to associate with the Emerald Isle.
Do this Irish tradition- dare ya! Sacred wells, whether you are an evil pagan or a good catholic, they are yours to visit and they are amazing places for some time out and it’s no wonder they are part of Irish history for so long. Go out and enjoy them and discover them in your local area! ☘️🇮🇪👍 #holywells
Do this Irish tradition- dare ya! Sacred wells, whether you are an evil pagan or a good catholic, they are yours to visit and they are amazing places for some time out and it’s no wonder they are part of Irish history for so long. Go out and enjoy them and discover them in your local area! ☘️🇮🇪👍 #holywells
I thought I was going to a sporting event. Instead, I experienced 3,000 years of Irish history, county pride, and one of the most exciting atmospheres I’ve ever been part of. My first hurling match was the All-Ireland semi-final between Clare and Limerick at Croke Park. Clare may have lost, but I left understanding why people say hurling isn’t just a sport—it’s part of Ireland’s identity. Safe to say… this won’t be my last match. Up the Banner. 💛💙
I thought I was going to a sporting event. Instead, I experienced 3,000 years of Irish history, county pride, and one of the most exciting atmospheres I’ve ever been part of. My first hurling match was the All-Ireland semi-final between Clare and Limerick at Croke Park. Clare may have lost, but I left understanding why people say hurling isn’t just a sport—it’s part of Ireland’s identity. Safe to say… this won’t be my last match. Up the Banner. 💛💙
Some Irish history for your Friday pints. Think of Nell when you’re having a few scoops this evening and remember nothing was ever given to us, we had to take it. #irishhistory #pints
Some Irish history for your Friday pints. Think of Nell when you’re having a few scoops this evening and remember nothing was ever given to us, we had to take it. #irishhistory #pints
It was a great honour to lead out the Dublin Pride parade, particularly on the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum which I think was a defining moment in Irish history, where we moved very significantly to an inclusive society where no one is left behind.
It was a great honour to lead out the Dublin Pride parade, particularly on the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum which I think was a defining moment in Irish history, where we moved very significantly to an inclusive society where no one is left behind.
If you haven’t tried this 1000 year old Irish soup then today is the day. My Brazilian wife tries the Irish Classics Episode 9: Brotchan Foltchep This leek and oatmeal soup is truly an ancient Irish recipe, even Irish monks were eating this in the monasteries in the 9th century, but of Irish history there for you! It’s a simple and creamy soup and the perfect bowl of comfort. Not many people may know this soup but honestly once you make it, you will love it! Our recipe is based on a version from JP McMahons book ‘The Irish cookbook’, we love this book and it’s well worth a read. Ingredients (for 4 people) • 75g butter • 3 leeks, sliced • 400ml chicken stock • 600ml whole milk • 50 g pinhead or steel cut oats • 100 ml double cream • Parsley, finely chopped • Sea salt and white pepper to taste Method: Melt butter in a pan over low heat. Add the sliced leeks and a big pinch of salt and cook for 15 minutes until soft, without browning. In a separate pan, add chicken stock, milk and oats. Cook on low for about 30 minutes, stirring regularly. Blend the oat mixture until smooth, then strain through a fine sieve. Stir in double cream then pour the oat mixture over the cooked leeks. Simmer for 10-15 minutes, season with salt and white pepper to taste. Serve with chopped parlsey on top. Irish soup Irish recipes Irish history Ireland
If you haven’t tried this 1000 year old Irish soup then today is the day. My Brazilian wife tries the Irish Classics Episode 9: Brotchan Foltchep This leek and oatmeal soup is truly an ancient Irish recipe, even Irish monks were eating this in the monasteries in the 9th century, but of Irish history there for you! It’s a simple and creamy soup and the perfect bowl of comfort. Not many people may know this soup but honestly once you make it, you will love it! Our recipe is based on a version from JP McMahons book ‘The Irish cookbook’, we love this book and it’s well worth a read. Ingredients (for 4 people) • 75g butter • 3 leeks, sliced • 400ml chicken stock • 600ml whole milk • 50 g pinhead or steel cut oats • 100 ml double cream • Parsley, finely chopped • Sea salt and white pepper to taste Method: Melt butter in a pan over low heat. Add the sliced leeks and a big pinch of salt and cook for 15 minutes until soft, without browning. In a separate pan, add chicken stock, milk and oats. Cook on low for about 30 minutes, stirring regularly. Blend the oat mixture until smooth, then strain through a fine sieve. Stir in double cream then pour the oat mixture over the cooked leeks. Simmer for 10-15 minutes, season with salt and white pepper to taste. Serve with chopped parlsey on top. Irish soup Irish recipes Irish history Ireland
We had a full day of fun yesterday in Dublin. Watched some Musicians playing in the streets. A Museum for a bit of Irish History. We Walked by the Liffey. Then a Pub for some drinking. Look out for Sister Mary F@%k Face.lol Good day had by all. . #lgbtq #love #foryou #fanfamily #trending #whovian #music #fyp #epicdublin #ireland #dublin #travel #citybreak #friends #birthday #museum #drinking
We had a full day of fun yesterday in Dublin. Watched some Musicians playing in the streets. A Museum for a bit of Irish History. We Walked by the Liffey. Then a Pub for some drinking. Look out for Sister Mary F@%k Face.lol Good day had by all. . #lgbtq #love #foryou #fanfamily #trending #whovian #music #fyp #epicdublin #ireland #dublin #travel #citybreak #friends #birthday #museum #drinking
What to watch if you like movies about Ireland ☘️💫 Movie list about dark page in Irish history - Magdalene Laundries and women who fight for freedom and their rights #whattowatch #ireland #dublin #movierecommendation #filmrecommendation
What to watch if you like movies about Ireland ☘️💫 Movie list about dark page in Irish history - Magdalene Laundries and women who fight for freedom and their rights #whattowatch #ireland #dublin #movierecommendation #filmrecommendation
Fruit for thought. My favorite bit of Irish history. The Dunnes Stores Strikers. #standup #history #storytelling #comedy
Fruit for thought. My favorite bit of Irish history. The Dunnes Stores Strikers. #standup #history #storytelling #comedy
The Auld Triangle in Hyannis is full of Irish history and memorabilia. Co-owner Desmond Keogh showed us some of it ahead of St. Patrick's Day. Tap the link in our bio to learn more. 📹: Gwenn Friss / Cape Cod Times
The Auld Triangle in Hyannis is full of Irish history and memorabilia. Co-owner Desmond Keogh showed us some of it ahead of St. Patrick's Day. Tap the link in our bio to learn more. 📹: Gwenn Friss / Cape Cod Times
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