RTÉ Ireland

English, Irish or both? The identity of a people caught between English rule and Gaelic tradition

The question of national identity in Ireland is one which has a long and complicated history. Beginning in the 12th century, with the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland, the English colonial ...
Irish Central

Did the Gaelic language have an influence on Icelandic culture?

An Icelandic archaeologist believes that Gaelic-speaking settlers from Ireland and Scotland had a profound impact on Iceland's language, landscape, and literature. Thorvaldur Fridriksson's new book ...
JSTOR Daily

IRISH LORDS AND ENGLISH RULERS: The materials of diplomacy between England and Gaelic Ireland in the later Middle Ages

History Ireland, Vol. 31, No. 5 (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2023), pp. 18-21 (4 pages) P. Crooks (ed.), Government, war and society in medieval Ireland (Dublin, 2008). E ...
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‘There are more Gaelic place names in east Belfast than anywhere else’: Former PUP leader on embracing the history of the east

Brian Ervine stands at the site of the castle once occupied by the last Gaelic lord of Clandeboye, Con O’Neill. He stands in an empty field with panoramic views over O’Neill’s former territory, a ...