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Folklore Friday: How W.B. Yeats Changed the Face of Irish Folklore

Folklore Friday: How W.B. Yeats Changed the Face of Irish Folklore

Posted by Olivia O'Mahony on 10th Jun 2019

Though he was born to an aristocratic Anglo-Irish family, W.B. Yeats did more to promote and preserve the folklore of ancient Ireland than anyone else.******By the time that poet William Butler Yeats was born in 1865, the discipline of Irish folklore studies had been gaining traction for quite some …
The Top 10 Places to Visit in County Tyrone

The Top 10 Places to Visit in County Tyrone

Posted by Adam Farley on 4th Jun 2019

County Tyrone in Northern Ireland is replete with green pastures, wooded trails, and epic historical and heritage sites. Once the territory of the powerful O’Neill clan, the county still bears the marks of its days as the last holdout of the old Gaelic order in Ireland before the Nine Years War. But …
ShamrockGift.com's Graduation Gift Guide

ShamrockGift.com's Graduation Gift Guide

Posted by Brian Patrick O'Sullivan on 31st May 2019

We’re officially in the heart of graduation season. Whether your son, daughter, or partner is graduating from high school or college, it’s one of those times that will be treasured for years to come. And for a special graduation gift with a bit of Irish flair ShamrockGift has you covered. We have ev …
How Ireland's Iconic Tricolor Flag Came to Be

How Ireland's Iconic Tricolor Flag Came to Be

Posted by Lucas Beechinor on 29th May 2019

Every country on earth has a national flag, but few are as instantly-recognizable as the Republic of Ireland's green, white, and orange tricolor (or bratach na hÉireann). The simple design of the Irish flag evokes the fierce tenacity and fighting spirit that is often associated with the Irish. Ho …
Folklore Friday: Lady Gregory and the Gaelic Revival

Folklore Friday: Lady Gregory and the Gaelic Revival

Posted by Olivia O’Mahony on 24th May 2019

This past March 15, marked 167 years since the birth of one of Ireland’s most seminal folklorists. Isabella Augusta Gregory — who would later go on to be known merely as “Lady Gregory,” a title that has long since befitted the regal pride with which she continues to be associated — was more than …