Irish history facts

Read about how a potato famine caused the Irish Immigration to America in the 1800s and the discrimination they faced via interesting facts.

Learn 75+ fun and interesting facts about Ireland that you should know before you go. Discover fun facts about Ireland, facts about its history and geography, facts about St Patrick, facts about the Great Famine and other fun facts that might surprise you about Ireland. Even an Irish person might learn a thing or two about their own country from this list, I certainly did. #travelaroundireland | Ireland | Travel to Ireland | Facts about Ireland |St Patrick | Eire | Emerald Isle

Laugh out loud with best St. Patrick's day jokes & puns. Entertain kids & adults with silly Patrick's day knock-knock jokes, Patrick’s day one-liners and leprechaun jokes!

Check out the most interesting facts about Ireland you probably didn't know about! These Ireland facts will blow your mind. Read more!

Have you heard about Gráinne Mhaol known as “the Pirate Queen”? Or Countess Constance Markievicz? Find out more about their history in this article! #ireland #dublin #instaireland #discoverireland #ireland_gram #loveireland #irish #irishpassion #wanderireland #visitireland #dublincity n #inspireland_ #lovedublin #loves_ireland #icu_ireland #lovindublin #tourismireland #documentdublin #discoverdublin #irelandaily #irlanda #pocket_ireland #inspireland #thedublinbible

Discover 30 interesting facts about Ireland as told by an Irishwoman! From the rich history of Ireland to fun facts about the Irish language, this post explores unique aspects of Irish culture. Whether you're learning about St. Patrick or delving into Irish history, these facts will give you a deeper understanding of the Emerald Isle. Perfect for anyone curious about Ireland!

1. Marsh's Library in Dublin puts readers in cages to prevent them from walking off with rare books.

Being one of the first countries in the world to ever use surnames, family names play a huge role in Irish history. Here are our top ten facts you never knew about Irish surnames. #Irishnames #Irishsurnames #Irishnamefacts

Any one of the worst things that has happened to Ireland historically would be considered a major tragedy in most other countries. The country's past ...

1. The government of Ireland declared a State of Emergency at the beginning of WWII, on the 2nd of September 1939, which wasn’t lifted until 1976. This event is known simply as “The Emergency.”

I'm Irish, which means, in some way, that I'm obligated to honor St. Patrick's Day. (Truth be told: I don't feel an obligation so much as pride in my heritage.) For more interesting facts about Ireland, visit Eupedia .

I majored in History, so I'm always intrigued about the historical foundations of holidays. The history of St. Patrick's Day is...

The Irish Famine memorial at Abbeystrewery outside Skibbereen in County Cork has to be one of the most touching memorials in the country.

While the term “Black Irish” has been in circulation for centuries, you’re bound to ask your colleague or friend its meaning, and they’re likely to draw a blank.So, to put the record straight, find out below about the “Black Irish,” where the term comes from, and who exactly it is referring to. #BlackIrish #Irishhistory #Irishheritage

One of the great mysteries in my past will be that of my second great grandfather, Patrick Murphy. Lost, among the many Irish souls that came before me, he has remained. I think that he has become somewhat of an illusion or maybe even a dream of my...

Slavery is perhaps one of the oldest profit making endeavors in human history and the Irish were a special target for a thousand years, persecuted by one fac...

01. Katie Mulrennan was denied for a teaching job in South Korea, citing the “alcoholic nature” of Irish people as a reason for rejection.

Infographic: A brief history of St. Patrick's Day

10 interesting facts about St. Patrick. These quick facts are great for giving kids an quick overview of St. Patrick, you could try googling the fun facts to get a more in depth understanding of each one. For example - St. Patrick was taken as a slave to Ireland BY PIRATES!

A nice little fact sheet on our beautiful little country!!! :)