Irish Nachos are a delectable, truly Irish take on that ubiquitous Mexican treat. This is perfect party food.

In search of Ireland's traditions and beliefs.

The Clan O'Donnell has had its ups and downs in Irish history. Here's a good one.

The winds are quiet on the bog and there's no light but the big harvest moon, do you really want to go out walking...alone? Beware the Clan Allta wolf man. Read on for the story of the Irish Werewolf.

The Banshee is a fairy woman who brings with her cry the notice that there is soon to be a death.

The Burren of County Clare is one of the most unique environments on Earth. Revenant of the last Ice Age, it is home to rare birds, butterflies, contradictory plant species, a multitude of caves, dolmen, and oddities beyond number. Read on for more on the wonders from the rugged, rocky Burren.

Frank McCourt, master of the misery memoirs, Angela's Ashes,'Tis, and Angela and the Baby Jesus, joined his ancestors on July 23, 2009, after a battle with mengitis, and melanoma, the deadliest of skin cancers, and an affliction to the Irish in particular.

In a tag onto an important European Union law was a prohibition against blaspheming in Ireland. Holy Inquisition! Ireland, land of the blashemingist blasphemers on the face of the planet, silenced? No, nay, never!

The Ring of Kerry is one of the most popular sites in all of Ireland. Draped in shades of green, from the mountains to the trees.

Here is the legend of the romantic history of the Claddagh, an Irish symbol of love and friendship. The Claddagh is a symbol known worldwide, an affirmation to the loving spirit of the Irish people. Wear it as a ring, earrings, and in home decor to proudly display your own love, loyalty, and friends