Search Results for 'Inishmaan'
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The game Cead from Inis Meáin
Cead, also known as cluichí le maidí (game with sticks) is an ancient, traditional game that is unique to Inis Meáin and played exclusively on St Patrick’s Day.
The Comhlacht Forbatha (Local Development) on Inis Meáin
One thing you learn very quickly as a student on Inis Meáin is how to adapt.
Cniotàil geansaí Inis Meáin
Long before Aran island sweaters became a fashion statement being rocked by many celebrities such as Patrick Dempsey, Marilyn Monroe and Alexander McQueen; local fishermen and islanders would wear them in day-to-day life.
JM Synge on Inis Meáin
Life on Inis Meáin has always been shaped by nature - located in the middle of the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland, it is the quietest of the islands.
The Story of Naomh Éanna on Inis Meáin
The Naomh Éanna was a cargo ship used as the primary mode of transport for the people of the Aran Islands from the summer of 1958 until its decommissioning in 1986.
Inis Meáin’s scenery and culture – Inspiring art for many
The Aran Islands consists of three beautiful islands – Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oirr. These islands are full of culture, stories and art.
Inis Iron Meáin
The Inis Iron Meáin is an annual event on Inis Meáin, involving an exciting day full of running and socializing.
Record entries for Anti-Litter Poster Competition in County Galway
County Hall was transformed into a hub of creativity and environmental awareness as students from across County Galway gathered for the announcement of winners in Galway County Council’s annual Anti-Litter Poster Competition.
Anti-Litter Poster winners announced
Young people from every corner of County Galway gathered at County Hall for the announcement of the winners of Galway County Council’s annual Anti-Litter Poster Competition.
County Galway prepares for a walk on the wild side
County Galway is gearing up for an action-packed week in celebration of Ireland’s biodiversity and natural heritage, from the unique birdlife along the Shannon Callows in East Galway to the wildflowers on the limestone pavement of Inis Meáin.
