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Yeats, Mystic and Statesman
William Butler Yeats was an Anglo-Irish poet who used his gifts to further the cause of Irish liberation. He was a senator in the first Senate of the Irish Free State in 1922.

Wrong Way on the Round ‘About
Driving in Ireland is tough for tourists who arenīt familiar with driving on the "wrong" side of the road. A new signage scheme that uses only the Gaelic place name promises to complicate matters further.

Werewolves of Ireland
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.

Traditional Irish Music
Irish traditional music has never gone out of style. It enjoys a great following of fans who are "Mad for Trad."

The Wild Burren of Ireland
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...

The Holy Wells of Ireland
The Holy Wells of Ireland are believed to provide the faithful with special spiritual and physical blessings.

The Dolmen of Poulnabrone
The Irish Dolmens fit in well with the landscape. So well, that if you didn't know it was there, you might mistake it for a more modern structure. How did our ancestors 5000 years ago move those huge stones? Why?

The Claddagh Ring's Romantic History
Here is the legend of the romantic history of the Claddagh, an Irish symbol of love and friendship.

The Banshee In Irish Culture
Some information on the "Banshee", the mythical guest who harbingers an impending death.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians
A history of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.

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