The Bishop of Kildare has invited five Nigerian Sisters to minister to Kildare's people.

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

Easter in Ireland stands for many things. Traditional values, religious observation, and renewal and rebirth---all of these things are celebrated all across the world by people with Celtic roots and attitudes. Visit with the Irish at Easter.

It´s not too early to start thinking about the traditional Irish Christmas treat---Plum Pudding. Despite the name, there are no plums. Dickens would be pleased with this recipe. It is very much loved, even by those who don't eat it.

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.

There's no time like St. Patrick's Day for a really good party. There's an end to the long dreary winter and everyone is ready for a bit of light-hearted fun. There's no place like an Irish place to spend March 17.

The Tuesday before Ash Wednesday is made special in Ireland by a very unusual dish---pancakes!

"Ireland Online" is the newsletter for the Irish Culture Site. Here you´ll receive details of new additions to the site and other interesting information about Ireland and the culture of the Irish people.

Ireland was, is, and always will be unique. For such a small place, it sure generates a lot of odd stories. Watch for "Snippets" for examples...of odd.

The inspiring story of St. Brigid, bishop of the early Christian church in Ireland, who shares a feast day with an ancient Celtic goddess. The beginning of February is the start of Spring, a celebration wherever you are.