For almost 30,000 years, bread has been an active part of humanity, and has influenced humanity’s growth. As people were experimenting with flour to make a paste, or gruel of sorts, they might have accidentally invented bread. Bread, as we … Continue reading Humanity on the Rise: How Bread Influenced the Growth of Civilization
Treasure hunters, historians, and the entertainment industry have taken a strong interest in the mysteries. Conspiracies and theories surround some of the world’s greatest mysteries but, unfortunately, that’s all they are. The Amber Room The construction of the golden, jewel-encrusted … Continue reading The Historical Significance of the World’s Unsolved Mysteries
The pages of a book can transport a reader to a magical place, helping them escape the world around them and experience how the impossible can become possible. A perfect place to dive into these literary depths is a library, … Continue reading Travel Guide: Discover and Explore the Stunning Libraries Across Europe
When the pandemic ends and you are just bursting to go on an adventurous holiday that can take your breath away, but not sure where to go. Why not visit The Emerald Isle? Why not visit Ireland? A small island … Continue reading Travel Guide: Why Ireland is a Remarkable Place to Visit
History of Ireland as a Country Did you know the Emerald Isle full of green fields and rich in culture, has an alternative name? This name is “Éire”, it means “Irish” in our first language Irish. The name “Éirú” who … Continue reading Anthropology: History and Culture of the Emerald Isle, Ireland
When one imagines Ireland, there comes nothing but predominate images of natural beauty and a mythological charm. As most things have positive and negative elements to their character, we uncover The Irish Famine- An Atlantic Tragedy. From loss, agony, and … Continue reading The Irish Famine: An Atlantic Tragedy
Galway or Gaillimh in Irish is the Republic of Ireland’s sixth most populous city. Known for its rich art, music, and literature, Galway is the ideal spot for anyone looking to experience genuine Irish culture and tradition. The city named … Continue reading Top Attractions in Galway, Ireland
Most people who travel to Ireland tend to land in Dublin airport, Ireland’s largest airport with the widest range of flight options. These same visitors tend to thus stay in and around the capital city. Don’t get me wrong, it … Continue reading Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way: Why it Should be at the Top of Your Bucket List
The Aran sweater has a long history and culture. The first written record of an ‘Aran sweater’ or geansai as we call them in Ireland was in; 1940 where the knitting patterns were first shared in a magazine. What once began as a functional solution for Aran Island fishermen going out on the rough and cold Atlantic, is now an iconic fashion item. After first appearing in Vogue magazine in 1956 its popularity skyrocketed. Worn by Grace Kelly, Elvis Presley and Steve McQueen among many others the Aran sweater’s popularity was well established. Aran sweaters still make appearances in popular … Continue reading Aran Sweaters: The History and Myth Busting