Our Irish Heritage
Celtic culture beyond the pale and legions

Irish Heritage Links

• Doras Directory, a major collection of Irish links
• The Eirepages, a comprehensive site of things Irish (Gone Missing)
• Irish Internet Hub, Your Passport to Irish Locations on the Web
• A Lake of Links, a list of pages of links Irish

Culture

• An Doras, an American journal of Gaelic culture (English version)
• Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Eireann, Irish Music and Culture
• Irish/Celtic Seasonal Celebrations, much more than just St. Patrick's Day

Folklore

• The Irish Faerie Folk

History

• Irish Archaeology
• Historical Text Archive: Ireland, from Mississippi State University
• Interpreting the Irish Famine, 1846 - 1850, an archive of original sources on the potato famine
• Irish History on the Web, a compilation of resources artfully done
• The National Archives of Ireland

Language

• Gaeilge ar an Ghréasán, perhaps the most comprehensive Irish Gaelic links page
• Resources for Irish Gaelic
• Where can I learn Irish Gaelic?, A Guide to Online and Offline Learning Resources, from Doras

Literature

• The Samuel Beckett Home Page, the Irish expatriate and absurdist French playwright (Gone Missing)
• Work In Progress: A Website Devoted to the Writings of James Joyce
• Ulysses for Dummies, a different take on the James Joyce classic
• The Wild Wilde Web, the World of Oscar Wilde (Gone Missing)
• Oscariana, a series of quotation on or about Wilde, with photos
• William Butler Yeats, a clickable compendium of his poetry (Gone Missing)

Mythology and Religion

• Bricriu's Feast, an Irish saga from the Ulster Cycle
• The Irish Mythological Cycle, a general article with links and graphics
• The Pursuit of Dairmuid and Grainne, an Irish saga from the Fenian Cycle
• The Quarrel of the Two Pig Keepers, an excerpt from the The T`ain
• Scél Mucci Mic Dathó, Story of Mac Dathó's Pig, an Irish saga from the Ulster Cycle
• Suibne and `Eorann, a speech-poem from the narrative of Buile Suibne (The Madness of Suibhne)
• Tales of Brigit, Celtic goddess turned Christian saint, honored on St. Brigid's Day
• The Triads of Ireland

The Place

• Ordnance Survey Ireland, maps and more

Society

Ireland Today

• Go Ireland, Ireland's National Tourism Service, travel and more
• Rialtas na hEireann, the Irish Government Home Page

Last Updated on 19 March, 2002