irish heritage Archives

Irish harbour at dusk — the departure point for the Wild Geese, Irish soldiers exiled to continental Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries

The Flight of the Wild Geese: Ireland’s Exiled Soldiers and the Heritage They Built Across Europe

In October 1691, thousands of Irish soldiers stood on the quays of Cork. They looked out across the Atlantic. Most would never see Ireland again. …

Yellow cottage on a green hillside above a tidal inlet, with rhododendrons and rocky slopes behind, in rural Ireland

Why So Many Americans Are Buying Homes in Rural Ireland

Discover why thousands of Americans are buying homes in rural Ireland, from the Dingle Peninsula to County Leitrim — and what the move is really like day to day.

How to Use Griffith’s Valuation to Find Your Irish Ancestors

Griffith’s Valuation (1847–1864) lists over 1 million Irish tenants by name and townland — and it’s free online. Here’s how to use it to trace your Irish roots. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

The Tiny Irish Farm That Shaped American History — and You Can Still Walk Through It

The Irish Contribution to American Independence: The Forgotten Founders

Discover the Irish contribution to American independence — the signers, soldiers and spies who shaped the USA, and how to find them in Ireland.

Irish Ancestry Genealogy: Tracing Your Family Roots & Heritage

Respect Your Ancestors: You Are the Result of a Thousand Loves in Irish Ancestry Genealogy Exploring your Irish ancestry genealogy is more than tracing…

Irish father and adult son standing on a beach in Ireland with green cliffs and the sea behind them

Irish Fathers: Family Heritage and the Role of Men in Irish Culture

Irish Father Tribute: A Tribute to the Men Who Shaped Us In every Irish family, the figure of the father holds a special place — a beacon of strength,…

Irish Diaspora: The Global Connection of Irish Heritage and Identity

My Love for Ireland Has No Expiry Date: The Unbreakable Bond of the…

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