The Irish Path Blog
Mar 21, 2010 Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe, My Family RecipeThis is it, the authentic Irish-American Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe. This is the way we cook it in the Northeastern U. S. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe, My Family Recipe" Mar 20, 2010 The Traditional Irish BreakfastTalk about stick to your ribs food, the traditional Irish breakfast contains enough food to let you skip lunch. You may not be able to finish it all in one sitting. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Traditional Irish Breakfast" Jul 26, 2009 The Irish Wedding Guest Book and Irish Wedding Ideas.The Irish wedding guest book is one of the first things your friends and family will see on the day of your Irish themed wedding. Make yours one to be remembered and one to make memories. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Irish Wedding Guest Book and Irish Wedding Ideas." Mar 31, 2009 Irish Family RecipeDo you have an old Irish family recipe? This is the place to share it with the world. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Irish Family Recipe" Dec 21, 2008 Irish tea, Ireland's national beverageIrish tea just might be the national beverage of Ireland. Believe it or not, the Irish drink more tea per capita than any other country in the world. How do you serve a proper tea? Permalink -- click for full blog post "Irish tea, Ireland's national beverage" Dec 13, 2008 Irish Wool Sweaters, The True StoryThere is a common belief that Irish wool sweaters have distinct individual patterns for every Irish clan. This is not true. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Irish Wool Sweaters, The True Story" Dec 7, 2008 The Dullahan. Don't lose your head over this Irish fairy.The Dullahan, a headless horseman riding a headless horse is the most feared of the Irish fairies. No good comes from seeing one. No good at all. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Dullahan. Don't lose your head over this Irish fairy." Nov 26, 2008 The Merrow, Irish Fairies of the SeaHere you'll find descriptions and stories of the Merrow, Irish fairies of the sea. Have you ever seen a Merrow? They pop theirs heads out of the sea when the water is choppy. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Merrow, Irish Fairies of the Sea" Nov 16, 2008 The Irish Pooka, evil or just out for a bit of fun.Is the Irish pooka really evil? Or is he just out for a bit of fun at your expense. Read on and you'll find out. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Irish Pooka, evil or just out for a bit of fun." Nov 3, 2008 Will the Banshee wail for you?The Banshee of Ireland is the most widely known Irish fairy second only to the Leprechaun. She wails at the coming of death. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Will the Banshee wail for you?" Oct 26, 2008 The Legend of the LeprechaunThe Leprechaun is a solitary Irish fairy. He is most famous for knowing where all hidden treasure is buried. Read on and you just might find a pot of gold. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Legend of the Leprechaun" Sep 4, 2008 Irish Fairy SuperstitionsThis page of Irish fairy superstitions is the place to find out why you don't mess with the Good People. You should always speak kindly of Irish fairies or you may come to regret it. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Irish Fairy Superstitions" |