In Irish folklore and literature dating back to the 1500s, writers from the island nation have written about mythical beings known as “Fetches” that haunt people whose days are numbered. According to ...

Genetic research published in 2016 could help explain the legend of giants in Irish folklore. The study, led by Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, ...

In his latest book, folklorist Shane Lehane looks at the traditions that have shaped Ireland, from the sacred heart to the ...

When autumn falls across the Island of Ireland, the air fills with something more than just crisp leaves and candlelit ...

From the ancient Irish practice of mumming to walking the red carpet, the Armagh Rhymers were central to a meeting of myth ...

Soon it will be Saint Patrick’s Day, although Lowcountry celebrations have already been underway. Instead of the usual St. Paddy’s Day quiz, this week we’re taking a deep dive into the legends of ...

Kate Chadbourne, singer, storyteller, harper, poet and teacher, is set to release a new recording of songs that celebrate the eight major festivals of the Irish traditional year, as well as an ...

One of the earliest written records of Irish Wolfhounds is from the Annals of Ulster, which has entries spanning the years ...

The following article and interview contains discussions of self-harm and suicide. Aislinn Clarke is back in the director's chair with a personal and terrifying journey through her home country of ...