Ancient Ireland Name: Ó BranniganClan Motto: Neart agus Dílseacht – Strength and Loyalty Introduction to the Ancient Ireland O’Brannigan Clan The Ancient Ireland O’Brannigan Clan holds a storied place in Continue Reading →
Ancient Ireland Name: Ó BrennanClan Motto: Neart agus Dílseacht – Strength and Loyalty Introduction to the Ancient Ireland O’Brennan Clan The Ancient Ireland O’Brennan Clan holds a storied place in Continue Reading →
🐂 Aurochs Aurochs (Bos primigenius), extinct giant wild cattle, ancestors of domestic cows. Roamed Irish woodlands and plains during the Neolithic and earlier. Often depicted in cave and rock art Continue Reading →
Introduction: The Mortal Inheritors As the Tuatha Dé Danann faded into the mists of the Otherworld, a new people approached the shores of Ireland. They were not gods, giants, or Continue Reading →
Introduction: The Shining Ones Return After the fall of the Fir Bolg, the winds of Ireland carried a new presence—strange and radiant. From the mists of the northern isles came Continue Reading →
Introduction: Return from Exile After the tragedy of the Nemedians, Ireland was once again left empty and wounded. But in time, one branch of the Nemedian survivors returned. These were Continue Reading →
Introduction: The Return to a Haunted Land Following the tragic end of the Partholonians, Ireland once again stood empty—silent and haunted by memory. But the story of ancient Ireland never Continue Reading →
Introduction: Before History, There Was Myth Long before Celtic tribes, Viking raids, or Norman conquests, Ireland’s story begins in the realm of legend. The Cesairians, considered the first people to Continue Reading →
Recent Finds from Ireland’s Ancient Past (2023–2025) Meta Description: Discover Ireland’s most recent archaeological discoveries (2023–2025) from the Palaeolithic to 1607 — including new burial urns, ancient roads, and Bronze Continue Reading →
Ranelagh Bronze Age Cemetery – Ireland’s Forgotten Dead Meta Description: Explore Ranelagh Cemetery in County Roscommon — one of the largest Bronze Age burial sites in Ireland, with over 400 Continue Reading →
