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Rural Irish countryside with a traditional cottage overlooking a sheltered coastal inlet — the kind of landscape where Irish townlands have been named for over 1,000 years

What Is an Irish Townland? The Ancient Address System That Helps You Find Your Ancestors

Irish townlands are ancient land divisions still used in Ireland today. Learn how many there are, what they mean, and how to find the specific townland your ancestors came from — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

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The Irish Son Who Lived 300 Years in Paradise — and Aged to Dust the Moment He Returned

Oisín and Tír na nÓg: The Irish Legend of the Warrior Poet Who Aged 300 Years

The story of Oisín and Tír na nÓg — the warrior poet who went to Ireland’s Land of Eternal Youth and returned to find 300 years had passed — is one of the most profound legends in Irish mythology. Get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

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Two mute swans wading at the shore of Lough Erne in County Fermanagh, with a round tower visible across the water

The Children of Lir: Ireland’s Most Heartbreaking Myth — and the Lakes Where Their Story Began

The Children of Lir is one of Ireland’s oldest and most heartbreaking myths. Discover the legend of King Lir’s four children, transformed into swans for 900 years across Ireland’s lakes — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

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