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Food in Irish Culture Cows in a field Cows grazing in a field of grass and shamorockImage courtesy of Bord Bia Cows in a field Cows grazing in a field of grass and shamorockImage courtesy of Bord Bia Food as we know it has evolved from centuries of social and political change. Ireland has slowly become a premier European culinary centre and is now home to an ever increasing ‘speciality food’ sector. Western culture has become very popular in Ireland with rice, pizza and pasta fast becoming staples in our diet. As a result of Ireland’s growing cultural diversity as well as exposure to world cultures through exotic travels, we have now embraced and developed new ideas and trends in our cooking. There are as many misconceptions about traditional Irish food as there are proven statistics and facts. One of the most common misconceptions about Irish cooking is that whiskey is added to all recipes to ‘Irish’ them up. Whiskey, in fact, is added to very few recipes for this effect. When we consider the history of Irish food, and indeed the famine, we can now appreciate that everything consumed in Ireland in the years of our forefathers was natural, wholesome food, home-grown or produced in the locality. Giraldus Cambrensis, the Anglo-Norman historian, visited Ireland in 1185 and wrote: “The island is rich in pastures and meadows, honey and milk.” It is thanks to the country’s extensive coastal and inland waterways, together with its rich agricultural lands, that we have always enjoyed a bounty of varied produce. Upload to this page Add your photos, text, videos, etc. to this page. Map Search Related Libraries Content Secondary Students - CSPE - History - Science - Gaeilge - Music - Art - Geography - Environmental and Social Studies - Home Economics - Traditional Crafts of Ireland Feature - Traditional Irish Cooking Feature - Features - Games & 3D Tours - FunZone - How to do Research - Find your Local LibraryFind your Local Library - Ask a LibrarianAsk a Librarian - How to do a ProjectHow to do a Project
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Micheál Breathnach Rugadh ar an Lochán Beag, i gCois Fharraige ar an 16ú Meán Fómhair 1881. D'fhreastal sé ar scoil an Chnoic. Ansin a d'fhoghlaim sé Béarla ar dtús. Bhí sé ina chúntóir sa scoil sin níos deireanaí. Nuair a bhí sé fiche bliain d'aois, fuair sé post mar Rúnaí ar Chraobh Londain de Chonradh na Gaeilge. Scríobh sé aistí do'n Claidheamh Solais. Foilsíodh Cuan na Mara agus a Mhuintir in Irisleabhar na Gaeilge. Bhí duais Oireachtais bainte ag an aiste sin i 1903. Cheithre bliana a chaith sé i Londain, áit a raibh sé gnóthach in imeachtaí an Chonradh. Thugadh sé ranganna Gaeilge i Londain. Théis Londain, fuair sé post mar Ard Ollamh i gColáiste Chonnacht, i dTuar Mhic Éadaigh, Maigh Eó. Chuir sé aithne ar Cholm Ó Gaora, a bhí ina mhúinteóir taistil le Connradh na Gaeilge ag an am. Ní raibh an tsláinte go maith faoí seo. Scríobh sé go leor aistí, agus filíocht, a foilsíodh sna hirisleabhair Ghaeilge ag an am. Chuir sé Gaeilge ar Knocknagow le Charles Kickham, thart ar 1905, agus foilsíodh cuid de 1906, an chuid eile théis a bháis. Bhíodh sé ag triall ar an Eilbhéis ar mhaithe le na shláinte, agus rinne sé cur síos ar an tír sin ina chuid aistí, a foilsíodh san gClaidheamh Solais, agus a foilsíodh ina dhiaidh sin mar 'Seilg imeasc na nAlp'. D'fhoilsigh Conradh na Gaeilge 'Stair na hÉireann', i 1906; d'fhoilsigh Comhlucht Oideachais na hÉireann Fíon na Filidheachta freisin. Scríobh sé scéalta do pháistí a bhí foilsíodh in Scéalta Triúir, 1919, agus Cúrsaí na hÉireann. Ni raibh aon fheabhas ar a shlainte i 1908, agus bhí air dul isteach i dteach banaltrais, i mBaile Átha Cliath. Fuair sé bás ann i nDeireadh an Fhómhair na bliana 1908. Ta sé curtha i reilig an Chnoic, ina cheantar dhúchais. Sheinn Éamon Ceant ar a shochraid. Sa mbliain 1980, chuir Seosamh Ó Braonáin amach Seililg i measc na nAlp san litriú caighdeánach. Bhí clár cuimhneacháin ar Raidió na Gaeltachta, sa mbliain 1981, céad bliain théis a bhreithe. Upload to this page Add your photos, text, videos, etc. to this page. Map Search Related LibrariesGalway County Library Contact this library » Content Secondary Students - CSPE - History - Science - Gaeilge - Ceachtanna Gaeilge: Modúil 1-10 - An Cultúr Gaelach - Litríocht na Sean-Ghaeilge - Meath agus Athbheochan - An Ghaeilge Inniu - Litríocht na Gaeilge - Translation: Irish Language and Literature - An Cheathrú Rua - Bailiúchán Samuel L. Mac Guidhir - Amhráin - Árd Fheiseanna Chonradh na Gaeilge (1903-21) - Béaloideas Chonnacht - Béaloideas Ghinerálta - Creideamh - Drámaí - Filíocht - Finscéalta - Foghlaim na Gaeilge - Gearrscéalta - Leabhair don Aos Óg - Leabhair Scoile - Nádúr - Paidreacha - Stair - Tír Eolaíocht - Uimhríocht - Úrscéalta - Ilgnéitheach - Na Scríbhneoirí - Piaras Béaslaí - Colm de Bhailís - Micheál Breathnach - Dubhghlas de hÍde - Seosamh Laoide - Seoirse Mac Clúin - Tomás Mac Domhnaill - Seaghán P. Mac Énrí - Eóin Mac Néill - Pádraig Mac Piarais - Pádraic Ó Conaire - Pádraig Óg Ó Conaire - Tomás Bán Ó Conceannain - Pádraig Ó Domhnalláin - Pádraig Ó Duinnín - Colm Ó Gaora - Peadar Ó Laoghaire - Micheál Ó Máille - Tomás Ó Máille - Énrí Ó Muirgheasa - Tomás Ó Raghallaigh - Seán Ó Ruadháin - Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha - Labhairt agus Scríobh - Prós - Filíocht - Music - Art - Geography - Environmental and Social Studies - Home Economics - Features - Games & 3D Tours - FunZone - How to do Research - Find your Local LibraryFind your Local Library - Ask a LibrarianAsk a Librarian - How to do a ProjectHow to do a Project