The 2023 edition of the Irish Farmer calendar has been unveiled as have lots of bare chests across the Emerald Isle, including Gaelic hunks from Offaly, Mayo, Dublin, Wicklow, and Kilkenny.

St. Patrick's Day in America may be seen as some as a pot of gold on the calendar – a chance to don green while swigging jade beer and searching for an ounce of Irish ancestry with the same ...

Sheep, wellies, and topless men. It can only mean one thing — the Irish farmer calendar is here and this time, it’s a very special edition. Now in its 14th year, the Irish farmer calendar is ...

Ladies and gentlemen remain calm as the Irish Farmer Calendar is back for 2025 ... 'The calendar has a special place in people's hearts, both in Ireland and internationally.

St. Patrick's Day in America may be seen as some as a pot of gold on the calendar – a chance to don green while swigging jade beer and searching for an ounce of Irish ancestry with the same ...

The calendar has a special place in people’s hearts, both in Ireland and internationally. It’s more than just a calendar – it’s a celebration of rural life and the spirit of Irish farming.” ...

This unique calendar gives an insight into the personal homes of people all across Ireland and the stories behind their most cherished possession - the kitchen dresser. The Irish Dresser and ...

Over 100 people from one Irish town have stripped down and posed for a calendar, with proceeds going to the Irish Cancer Society. The people of Abbeyfeale in Limerick have come together to raise ...

With Easter coming early this year — March 23 — St. Patrick's Day will, for the first time since 1940, fall during Holy Week ...

To understand why some people wear orange, you first have to understand why people wear green. St. Patrick's Day is a Roman Catholic holiday that was first celebrated in Ireland starting in 1631.

Mark your calendars - these dates are rooted in Celtic tradition. There are eight special sacred days, holidays, and festivals in Ireland that date back to the old Celtic world .

The calendar has a special place in people’s hearts, both in Ireland and internationally. It’s more than just a calendar – it’s a celebration of rural life and the spirit of Irish farming.” ...