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4 days ago · Looking for a St. Patrick feast-day song? Irish singer-songwriter Dana Scallon has just released a timely single, Light the Fire (St. Patrick’s Song). The song, which she will perform at the Knock Shrine on Thursday, recalls how St. Patrick lit the Paschal fire on the ancient hill of Slane in A.D. 433, defying the king at Tara.
2 days ago · 1 Hour of Irish Music Mix:Compelling Double Exposure Irish Theme A.I. Art Seriesover 950+ original A.I. images (all original art by me)Images were generate...
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4 days ago · Irish Stream. In honor of the St. Patrick’s Day season, we’ve assembled over 10 hours of music by some of our favorite Irish musicians. You’ll hear a mix of familiar and new artists, including Karan Casey, I Draw Slow, Beoga, Dervish, Solas, The Henry Girls, Danu, John Doyle, Donal Lunny, Cathie Ryan, Heidi Talbot, Andy Irvine, Planxty ...
1 day ago · That's why the tradition of wearing green during St. Patrick's Day has roots in Irish history, mythology, and popular culture. On the one hand, green is said to be associated with the Emerald Isle, a poetic nickname for Ireland due to its lush green landscapes, on the other, green is the color that Saint Patrick is believed to have used to ...
3 days ago · Saint Patrick was a Gentleman. by: Henry Bennet. Saint Patrick was a gentleman, and he came from decent people, In Dublin town he built a church, and on it put a steeple; His father was a Gallagher, his mother was a Brady, His aunt was an O'Shaugnessy, and his uncle was a Grady. Then success to bold Saint Patrick's fist, He was a saint so clever,
1 day ago · Derek Ryan 18/10/2024 7:30pm View Event. We hold an extensive range of live events – gigs, events, comedy, exhibitions, language, education, playgroups, theatre, spoken word and more.
6 days ago · A girl playing an accordion on Saint Patrick's Day in Dublin, 2010. The accordion plays a major part in modern Irish music. The accordion spread to Ireland late in the 19th century. In its ten-key form , it is claimed that it was popular across the island.
