Irish culture

Irish culture is a rich tapestry of history, language, music, and art, shaped by its Celtic heritage and varied influences over centuries. It is known for its vibrant folklore, including myths and legends, and strong traditions in music and dance, particularly the lively jigs and ballads. Literature holds a prominent place, with renowned writers like James Joyce and W.B. Yeats. The Irish language, though less common today, remains an important cultural symbol. Festivals, such as St. Patrick's Day, celebrate national pride, while the hospitality and warmth of the Irish people contribute to a welcoming atmosphere.