Irish singer Enya’s Christmas songs and albums are among our favorites but this Celtic-inspired version of the carol is just beautiful. You can find the full lyrics for the Irish (Gaelic ...

As soon as it's time for an Irish Christmas song, we're heading to YouTube for the lyrics but would we have done so if the Pogues' "Fairytale of New York" was "Fairytale of County Clare?" ...

We have been invited by the Irish Embassy for their Irish Christmas event ... Which kind of music genres interests you? I’m very interested in folk music. I’ve been here before to perform ...

Every year, people turn up the volume on Christmas songs to cheerfully ... MacColl tell the story of an Irish couple whose American dream is crushed. The song has hopeful notes, with promises ...

Since coming to America I have enjoyed Christmas in New York, particularly the days running up to the holiday ... Only a lucky few are on hand in Newgrange each solstice but it’s possible to view the ...

‘Holly Jolly Christmas ... Ives to English-Irish tenant farmers in Illinois – had a voice that was warm, mellow, and perfectly suited to singing sentimental festive songs.

I couldn't understand all the lyrics — the Spanish was centuries old, and my family lost our Indigenous language long ago.

There’s nothing that brings the world together more than sharing opinions about Christmas music. And why not? Christmas is a very special time of year for many — myself included!

Christmas – and summer ... degree heat while listening to songs about a winter wonderland is certainly something to get used to. For many younger Irish people who have moved to Australia ...

It has been a staple of the Christmas season for more than 150 years, and dozens of artists, including Michael Bublé, Dolly Parton, and William Shatner, have recorded versions of the tune. The song is ...

The BBC has offered numerous slots to the pro-Republican Northern Irish band Kneecap, who released a single called Get Your Brits Out. The trio, known for their provocative lyrics, were given ...

but through hearing carols and Christmas songs, in television drama or in the cribs in shop window displays. None of this means that the Christmas story is losing its significance or its relevance ...