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Join Dave Stotts from Drive Thru History as he takes a special trip through the history of Saint Patrick’s Day. March 17th – the date of Patrick’s death – is celebrated in America as a day to wear green, march in parades, and visit pubs, but what’s the real history of Saint Patrick’s Day? Who was this incredible man of faith, courage, and character?Dave Stotts travels to ancient Hibernia – “the Land of Winter” -- to investigate Patrick and the day named after him.

From the Cliffs of Moher to Ireland's Eye, Ireland has no shortage of impressive natural wonders that are worth a visit.

Sceilg Mhichíl is one of ten historic sites worldwide that have been chosen for an initiative to help protect them from damage caused by climate change. The Pre...

The project “will equip communities worldwide with the tools to accurately anticipate and assess worsening and future climate impacts on culture

When most people go on vacation, they do it to relax. Others, however, like a little less relaxation and a little more courting death. Fortunately, there

From Hollywood blockbusters to captivating on-screen romances, IrishCentral takes you through some of the biggest movies to feature Ireland's renowned Wild Atlantic Way.

Mick Moloney, the folklorist, tenor banjo player, songster, wit, and raconteur offers a tour of Ireland to end all tours. On both sides of the Atlantic, Mick Moloney is known for his expressive traditional singing and tenor banjo playing dexterity, and he performs widely with Derry fiddler Eugene O'Donnell and set dancing champion Regan Wick,

New evidence shows that the remote North Atlantic archipelago was settled hundreds of years before the Vikings reached its shores

Out of 10 countries, Ireland underperformed in every measure aimed at protecting at-risk species such as the curlew and corncrake.

The Greater Skellig Coast joins the Great Barrier Reef on the list of areas crtical to the health of the ocean.