Me Irish Culture

I received news tonight that a good friend of mine was in a serious car crash and although I have no clue how bad of a condition he is in I’m somewhat relieved it wasn’t on Irish roads (he is in the U.K.)
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TG4 is to air a four part series with Manchán Magan travelling Ireland using only the Irish language when communicating. He wanted to find out how difficult life would be in Ireland if you only spoke Irish, 1.6 million people claim they speak Irish in Ireland but is that a true figure?
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What is it with Dublin and burglar alarms? It seems there are always alarms going off and to be honest it really is driving me insane. Suffering from a bad hangover today the three different alarms that have been ringing for the past hour is not helping me to recover.
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Its terrible news that Irelands biggest online community forum, boards.ie, is facing legal action from MCD after concert goers of the Oxygen festival gave their opinions on what they experienced at the last Oxygen festival, which MCD didn’t like apparently.
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It has only been two weeks since I packed my bags and moved to Dublin and have now signed a lease for an apartment in Dublin 1.
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So is it true the Irish Government is ‘burying their heads in the sand’ regarding Shannon Airport being used by the United States to transfer terrorist suspects as Amnesty International stated?

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With only a week left in returning to Ireland I am currently updating my CV to reflect my work experience in the United States.
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The unfortunate thing about Ireland is that its split into two parts, you have the Republic of Ireland known as the South and is made up of 26 counties and then you have Northern Ireland which has 6 counties and is ruled by Britain.
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Irish History is an amazing subject to learn and it was something that I loved to study when attending Secondary school.

As many people are aware Ireland’s History is as long as a piece of string with no ending so you will find our History of Ireland section updated on a regular basis covering as much as we can on the topic.
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