[Christmas] It is called the Lord’s birthday when the wisdom of God presented itself to us as an infant, and the Word of God without word...

The Scholar's Life (Beatha an Scoláire) is a seventeenth century Irish poem that describes the life of leisure and privilege enjoyed by ...

The incident of Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has long fascinated readers of th...

The First Printed Edition of Columbanus' works by Patrick Fleming in 1667 The Irish monastic leader Columbanus wrote several letters...

Sedulius Scottus, (fl. 840-860) lived in Liège at a time when Irish scholarly influence in western Europe was at its zenith. He was a scr...

"I live, yet no longer I, but Christ lives in me, he who for me has died; for that is the cry of the elect. But none can die to himse...

Codex Sangallensis 904, page 204, a ninth century copy of Priscian's Latin grammar with an ogham gloss in the top margin Medieval Ir...