While Irish people wear signs of luck year round, around St. Patrick's Day Americans tend to see more symbols of luck than usual. Symbols including the leprechaun and the four leaf clover are ...

In Ireland, there are a few words that aren't technically part of the Irish language but are still uniquely understood within the country. "Craic" is one such word. Asking someone if they had "Any ...

The Famous Touch. In recent years, the Irish flat cap has become more popular, and this recognition has been amplified by many celebrities rocking it.

From princesses to presidents, these famous figures all have one thing in common - an Irish grandfather! "Pappy" to some, "Grandpa" to others. Granddad. Gramps. Any way you put it, you are ...

With the world set to celebrate and consume all things green tomorrow in honor of St. Patrick's Day, it's a perfect time to put that "luck of the Irish" to good use.. After taking a look at their ...

DETROIT — The bouncer who called Irish people "lazy" and "lower-class citizens" last weekend at the door of a pub on the bustling parade route of Detroit's St. Patrick's Day Parade ignited more ...

In the course of its 10-year run from 1975 to 1985, he popularised the language so effectively that he made people who had either little Irish or none at all somehow believe they did have the ...