Irish history aesthetic

pieces of Ireland’s history #collage #vintage #ireland #irish

The Irish custom of “waking the dead” has long been thought off as a purely Irish tradition, and many would argue that this is, indeed, the case. However, if…

Old Irish Easter blessings are lyrically beautiful, and perfect for imparting the messages of peace, love and renewal at Easter time.

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There she stands, gracefully and defiantly guarding the tricolor flag of Eire whilst holding the harp of a bard in one hand and the spear of a warrior in the other....representing the two sides of the Irish people. Fittingly, she stands on top of the General Post Office in Dublin, the place where the Irish Republican Army made their desperate attempt at gaining their freedom by overthrowing the British in Ireland, on Easter of 1916.

“Danny Boy” is one of Ireland’s best-loved songs. Explore the 'real story' behind the song ♫ http://www.irishcentral.com/culture/entertainment/danny-boy-the-beloved-irish-ballad-3873-237619741.html

This is where our Roots Run Deep, Gleann Dá Loch, meaning "glen of two lakes" or in Enlish Glendalough It is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland and is renowned for its Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin, a hermit priest.

History is an endless source of adventure — just picture the bold battles, revolutionary events, and celebrated figures of our past. Sure, they might seem distant at first, but they also offer great insight into what shaped our world today.