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Thousands of tourists flock to Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day. But one figure is missing: St. Patrick.
Tens of thousands of tourists flock to Ireland each year for the St. Patrick’s Day Festival. But in the midst of the concerts ...
The News-Herald2hOpinion
Column: What do we really know of St. Patrick?
St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) is for the most part a secular affair. It’s a ritual tradition and celebration of drink and ...
Celebrating St. Patrick's Day? Check out one of these 7 Irish pubs in the Memphis area
Whether you're looking for festive beer, corned beef or just a bit of Irish luck on St. Patrick's Day, here are seven Irish ...
Here’s Why Some People Wear Orange—Not Green—On St. Patrick’s Day
Neither green nor orange were originally associated with St. Patrick. The 5th-century missionary and bishop actually sported ...
The Irish Times25d
Why do religious people tend to have more children? Because they value different things
It outlines the evidence that committed (as opposed to nominal) Christians in Ireland both want and have more children. Without ever forgetting religion’s flaws, a faith commitment also has pro ...
‘The Irish language is vital to our storytelling’ - Kildare screen printer Aoife Cawley
Known for her colourful contextualisations of Irish saints Aoife Cawley chats to Sophie Clarke about the inspirations behind ...
RTÉ Ireland11d
Irish Franciscans to celebrate 400 years in Rome
Within a stone's throw of the tourist-trodden Trevi Fountain you'll find an oasis of calm in the heart of Rome - an old and ...
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Primary schools no longer exclude children based on religion, review confirms
Ireland’s primary schools are no longer excluding children on the grounds of religion, a review of a law enacted seven years ...