History of The Hook Peninsula, Co. Wexford Ireland 1989
History of Hook Peninsula Exploring the history of Hook Peninsula with Wexford man Billy Colfer. With its sandy beaches, fishing[…]
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Public Morality and the Culture Wars
Public Morality and the Culture Wars Gary Kavanagh sat down with Bryan Fanning, Professor of Migration and Social Policy at[…]
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Interview | Pat Noone | Irish Fairies
Shared the Land with Fairies Pat Noone is a farmer in County Galway, Ireland. His farm has been in his[…]
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The Shillelagh – An Irish Fighting Stick, Walking Stick, and Club
The Origins of the Shillelagh An overview of the weapon/club known as the Shillelagh Credit to : Johnny Johnson
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Meet Kathy from County Offaly. This is the Ireland I love
One of Ireland’s Greatest Love Songs A Girl in a Pub Sings of our one of Ireland’s greatest love songs.[…]
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Ploughing 2022: Getting a feel for horse ploughing and what it means in Ireland
Irish Ploughing 2022 Here is a video from the Irish Ploughing 2022 Credit to : Agriland
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Eamon de Valera Interview on Irish Independence (1955)
First President of the Republic of Ireland Eamon de Valera—first president of the Republic of Ireland—converses with Grinnell College professor[…]
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Oysters in Ireland | The Wild Atlantic Way | Part 2
The Natural way they cultivate Oysters visit DK oysters in Letterfrack Ireland and our friend Tommy shows us the natural[…]
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What Is A Good Wine? Ireland 1973
Wines in Ireland 1973 Here is an old news item from Ireland from 1973 , when Wines in Ireland were[…]
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My Discoveries | Hill Of Tara, Newgrange and Giants | Ley Lines In Ireland
Ireland’s best-known Prehistoric Monument Newgrange is Ireland’s best-known prehistoric monument. Located in the Boyne Valley, County Meath. They can be[…]
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