Tired of Housework? You Need a Brownie from Irish Folklore

In the rich tapestry of Irish folklore, few figures capture the imagination quite like the Brownie. These small, industrious fairies are said to frequent human homes, quietly performing household chores during the night. For centuries, the idea of these unseen helpers has brought both comfort and fascination to those who listen to tales of their… Continue reading Tired of Housework? You Need a Brownie from Irish Folklore

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How Maureen O’Hara fought back against Hollywood immorality

Maureen O'Hara would not give in to Hollywood immorality

Maureen O’Hara, an Irish actress known for her strong screen presence and fiery personality, brought that same unshakable spirit into her real-life battles in Hollywood. In an industry that often demanded silent compliance from women, O’Hara stood firm against the system, refusing to allow herself to be treated improperly.

Irish-Americans feel connected to heritage for more than a century

Irish Americans still feel a strong connection to their heritage today, even though most have ancestors that emigrated across the Atlantic more than three generations ago. That is according to a survey carried out by Change Research by the Glucksman Ireland House at New York University, and Council for Irish American Relations.

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Dr K bumps into one of the world’s leading piano players and enters boogie woogie heaven

Brendan Kavanagh is one of the leading piano players of the online world and his incredible skills on the ivories has helped him a amass a YouTube following of more than 1.5 million people. His videos see him playing the public pianos in the busy train stations of London and wowing the commuters and passers-by… Continue reading Dr K bumps into one of the world’s leading piano players and enters boogie woogie heaven

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