George Washington and the Irish
The celebration of the United States’ birthday on July 4th doesn’t look much the celebration of Ireland’s national day on March 17th. One is full
Category: Irish Stuff Articles
Ancient Words on Modern Irish Gifts
We treasure Irish gifts because of the connection they foster to not only the modern Irish Republic but the ancient Celtic nation. Our Irish ancestors
What’s on the Menu for Your Irish Wedding?
Food is the glue of cultures and community. Recipes passed from one generation to the next bring people together. They remind us of who we
Why Are Irish Gifts Green?
May is a beautiful month in Ireland. The fields are resplendent in their famous 40 shades of green. And of course, the luscious green emerald
New Irish Baby Name Trends
Most folks would agree, the cutest of all Irish gifts is a new baby in the family. Spring is the season when we seem to
In St. Patrick’s Footsteps
We’re all familiar with the image of St. Patrick from Irish gifts – the long green cloak, the shepherd’s staff, the tall mitre hat. The
Nature’s Irish Gifts Are Getting Some Overdue Respect
The love of nature is part of our Irish heritage, although it has been all but ignored at times. But the times are changing, and
9 Irish Gifts to Brighten Any Woman’s Christmas
Are you searching for the perfect Irish gifts for the women in your life? Whether she’s your mother, daughter, sister, partner or bestie, we have
9 Best Irish Gifts for Him This Christmas
It’s time to make your list and check it twice. Somewhere on many of our lists is a man who is not exactly easy to
Tempted by Tipperary?
Thanks to a certain World War I era song, more people have heard of Tipperary than say Cavan or Laois. But aside from it being