The Irish Rock Where Monks Built a Monastery 600 Feet Above the Sea
On a remote rock off Kerry’s coast, Irish monks built stone beehive huts 600 feet above the Atlantic and lived there for six centuries. Here is their extraordinary story.
On a remote rock off Kerry’s coast, Irish monks built stone beehive huts 600 feet above the Atlantic and lived there for six centuries. Here is their extraordinary story.
Queen Maeve’s cairn on Knocknarea has stood for 5,500 years and never been opened. Discover the legend of Ireland’s greatest warrior queen.
Poll na bPéist on Inis Mór — the near-perfect rectangular pool the ancient Irish named the Hole of the Beast. Discover the legend behind its name.
Discover the Dearg Due — Ireland’s ancient vampire legend that predates Dracula. Find out why locals still pile stones on one Waterford grave every year.
Discover the mysterious portal tombs that dot the Irish landscape — ancient monuments older than the pyramids, still wrapped in legend today.
The Irish fetch is a silent spirit that wears a living person’s face. In Irish folklore, seeing one means death is near — and seeing your own is said to be fatal.
For over 500 years, Hy-Brasil appeared on European maps west of Ireland — a mysterious phantom island that sailors searched for and never found. Here is its strange history.
Manannán mac Lir ruled Ireland’s seas and the Celtic Otherworld. Discover the forgotten Irish sea god whose name is still written on the map today.
The story of Deirdre of the Sorrows — the ancient Irish myth of beauty, prophecy, and doomed love that has moved storytellers for over a thousand years.
Discover the ancient legend of Tír na nÓg — the Irish warrior who found eternal paradise and lost everything the moment he came home. A timeless story of longing.