Old irish

The genetic atlas revealed new information about health risks, ancient political borders, and the influence of Vikings.

There's nothing quite like these quaint homes.

Old photos of Ireland have been newly colorized with the help of artificial intelligence, shedding new light on what life was like in the country during the 1800s and 1900s.

Discover old Ireland through vintage images brought to life through the power of color.

Although we cannot get into the minds of the people waiting in a queue on a cold day in Chukotka, Soviet Union back in 1985 to get wine, or what the daredevil sky boys who built the Empire State Building in 1930-31 were thinking when balancing unsecured on the 88th floor, we can get a fairly good glimpse into the wonders of history.

Ireland has some unique traditions and some have disappeared over time. Here are ten extinct Irish traditions that should be brought back.

Old Ireland in Color, an Irish Instagram page that brings color to old black and white photographs in Irish history, has produced a new book that rocketed to the top of the Irish bestseller list last month and tells the story of Irish history like never before.

We can bet you’ll recognise these Irish habits that are as true as ever!

FOR the last 40 years London-based photographer Richard Fitzgerald has travelled across Ireland t...

The photos are part of a project called 'Old Ireland in Colour,' which has social media accounts and a book scheduled to be released in North America on April 5.

The term ‘Black Irish’ gets thrown around from time to time. But have you ever wondered where it comes from?

Meitheal is an old Irish term that describes how people come together to help one another out. The meitheal was a powerful concept in years gone by.

Here are some of our favorite pictures of the Emerald Isle.

The images offer a glimpse of a time gone by in Ireland, with horses in the streets, people sitting on mail trucks, and food and livestock changing hands in public squares.

The Irish Name Translator will take your name and translate it into an Irish equivalent.

While the term “Black Irish” has been in circulation for centuries, you’re bound to ask your colleague or friend its meaning, and they’re likely to draw a blank.So, to put the record straight, find out below about the “Black Irish,” where the term comes from, and who exactly it is referring to. #BlackIrish #Irishhistory #Irishheritage