Ah, the Irish. World-renowned for their gift of the gab, a culture steeped in wit and wordplay, and a knack for leaving you ...

The way that we address and greet others in Ireland is one of the aspects of Irish English that distinguishes it from English spoken elsewhere. These words or gestures can be passing salutations or ...

"Chamish Hakunach gach!" and "Cheag Sameach" branches of the UK and Irish government wished Jewish communities celebrating ...

Hint: It's rooted in rebellion. Learning Irish words and phrases is a great way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. “Erin go Bragh” is one phrase you’ll likely hear around the holiday ...

Bíonn / Tá sos ann ar fiche i ndiaidh a deich. Bíonn is used instead of tá if it is something that happens on a regular basis.

Official Hanukkah greetings issued by branches of the British and Irish governments were mocked online last week due to their backward Hebrew or odd transliterations of Hebrew. The United Kingdom ...