Recently Added

New listings, most recently added first.

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  Ethna Carbery: Anna Johnston, Poet and WriterSeptember 27, 2026
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  Roddy McCorley: History and RemembranceSeptember 27, 2026
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  Roddy McCorley: The Ballad by Ethna CarberySeptember 27, 2026
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  Song of Ciabhán by Ethna CarberySeptember 27, 2026
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  Arigna & Ballyfarnon, County RoscommonNovember 9, 2025
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  Shane Patrick Lysaght MacGowan, Lead Singer of the Pogues, DiedNovember 30, 2023Ireland
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  St Machar Day, Patron Saint of AberdeenNovember 12, 2005Scotland
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  Oíche Shamhna - Cetlic New Year Eve (Halloween)October 31, 2005Ireland
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  ALBAN ELFED (Welsh Bardic Name for Autumn Equinox)September 21, 2005Ireland
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  St Mirren Day (Patron Saint of Paisley).September 15, 2005Ireland
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  Feast Day of St. JamesJuly 25, 2005Ireland
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  John Davie Burgess, King of the Highland Pipers, Died at Age 71.June 29, 2005Scotland
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  James Boswell's, Life of Johnson, PublishedMay 16, 2005Ireland
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  St. Piran’s Day Patron Saint of CornwallMarch 5, 2005Cornwall
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  England Glastonbury Thorn DayJanuary 5, 2005England
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  Handsel Monday, Traditionally the Day on Which Gifts Were Exchanged in ScotlandJanuary 4, 2005Scotland
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  A Gang of Thieves Steal £26.5 Million Worth of Currency From the Northern Bank in Belfast, One of the Largest Bank Robberies in British HistoryDecember 20, 2004Ireland
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  The Replica Famine Ship, the Jeanie Johnston, Arrives in Dublin After Final Fittings in CorkDecember 11, 2002Ireland
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  The Listowel Races in Co. Kerry Begin. for the First Year in Its History, Which Dates to 1858, It Will Be a Seven-Day Meeting.September 23, 2002Ireland
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  The Princess Royal Formally Opened the Loch LomondJuly 24, 2002Scotland
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  Jack McConnell Elected First Minister of Scotland, Succeeding Henry McLeish Who Had ResignedNovember 22, 2001Scotland
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  Henry McLeish Resigned as Scotlands First MinisterNovember 8, 2001Scotland
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  Closing of Samhain - With Animal Sacrifices to Exclude Evil Sprits (Later Christianized as Martinmas)November 11, 2000Ireland
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  Samhain - Celtic New YearNovember 1, 2000Ireland
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  Scotlands First First Minister Donald Dewar Died Suddenly After a Fall on the Steps of His Official Residence in Edinburgh.October 11, 2000Scotland
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  Hunt the Gowk, Scottish Equivalent of April Fools Day (Gowk Is a Cuckoo)April 1, 2000Scotland
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  Alban Eilir, Welsh Bardic Name for Spring EquinoxMarch 21, 2000Wales
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  Sheelahs DayMarch 18, 2000Ireland
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  Happy St. Patricks Day !March 17, 2000Ireland
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  St. David's DayMarch 1, 2000Wales
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  Feast of Goddess Brigit, Also Known as Imbolc, Candlemasm, Groundhogs Day, Celtic Fertility DayFebruary 1, 2000Ireland
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  Scottish Parliament on the Mound, EdinburghJuly 1, 1999Scotland
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  Donald Dewar Elected as First Minister of the New Scottish Parliament.May 13, 1999Ireland
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  Election for the New Scottish ParliamentMay 6, 1999Scotland
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  Naomi Mitchison, Prolific Scottish Writer, DiedJanuary 11, 1999Scotland
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  Ship-Wrecked Elizabeth McClean Emerges in SandJanuary 30, 1998Ireland
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  Referendum on Devolution Which Approved the Creation of a New Scottish Parliament by a Substantial Majority.September 11, 1997Ireland
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  Stone of Destiny, Stolen by the English, Returned to Scotland, 700 Years LaterNovember 30, 1996Scotland
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  First Deaths From E-Coli Outbreak in Lanarkshire, ScotlandNovember 27, 1996Scotland
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  Sorley MacLean, Poet, DiedNovember 24, 1996Ireland
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  Stone of Destiny, Which Scottish Kings Had Been Crowned, Returned to ScotlandSeptember 29, 1996Scotland
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  George Mackay Brown, Poet and Novelist, Died.April 13, 1996Ireland
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  Sixteen Primary School Children and Their Teacher Murdered in DunblaneMarch 13, 1996Scotland
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  Bridge to the Isle of Skye Opened.October 17, 1995Ireland
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  Death of Lord Home of the Hirsel, Also Known as Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Formerly Foreign Secretary and UK Prime Minister.October 9, 1995Ireland
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  In the Opening Game of Their Rugby World Cup Programme, Scotland Defeated Ivory Coast, 89-0May 26, 1995South Africa
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  Alison Hargreave, Became the First Woman to Climb Mount Everest Solo and Without OxygenMay 13, 1995Ireland
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  James Heriot, Author of All Creatures Great and Small, DiedFebruary 23, 1995Ireland
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  Graham Obree, Broke the World Record and Became the World Pursuit Cycle Champio.August 19, 1994Ireland
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  25 Top Intel Officers, and Crew of 4 Were Killed in Helicopter Crash in the Mull of Kintyre.June 2, 1994Ireland