Marlay Park Dublin

Established in 1198 The Brazen Head is Irelands oldest pub with a rich history with regulars like Robert Emmet and Charles Stewart Parnel. David Tallon talks to Thomas Barr.

The Brazen Head Pub Dublin

Dawson Lounge

Introducing our new 1916 - 2016 Easter Rising Coin. Large 50mm (2") Metal Coin layered in Silver. Feels heavy in the hand and the relief etching is of highest quality. This coin would make a great gift for anyone who loves Ireland and it’s recent history. Inscripted with Eiri Amach Na Casca (The Easter Rising)
Love Ireland? This coin is for you.
Great gift for anyone of Irish origin.
Marking 100 years of Irish freedom 1916 – 2016
A high quality coin for a great introductory price.
Exclusive to this store.
Fully layered in Silver.
Shipped from Ireland.
Flat Rate Shipping (Buy as many as you want same ship rate)
Comes in protective acrylic snap in case.
http://liveireland.com/irish-shop/#!/1916-2016-Easter-Rising-Coin/p/58571002/category=16107728


1916 Easter Rising Commemorative Coins

Bertie Keogh from the Palace bar in Dublin gives us a brief history of the bar since he started working there in 1946.

The Palace Bar Dublin

IrishFest Milwaukee Keane Moloney

IrishFest Milwaukee final goodnight

The Hellfire Club on Mount pelier Hill in the Dublin mountains

The HellFire Club, Dublin.

Aoileann Nic Ginnea samples the sounds of some early Irish instruments and finds some stories concerning their origin.
Producer: Aoileann Nic Ginnea

liveIreland podcast: The Uilleann Pipes

Shane Smyth and Aoileann Nic Ginnea present a magazine programme on interesting aspects of Irish life, culture & music. In this edited highlight Eric Murphy calls to Irelands famous Bunratty castle. Image via Jerry Johnston Jnr: http://my.liveireland.com/photo/102-0685?context=user for more LI podcasts: http://my.liveireland.com/page/radio-1

liveIreland Podcast: Bunratty Castle

Shane Keogh is our commentator, and brings us the behind the scenes story of many of Ireland's ancient and traditional sports games. The programme also visits the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) to find out how these sports are surviving today

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