Support for a new flag for Northern Ireland – and the north of Ireland – shouldn’t necessarily conflict with a desire for ...

Defined as Pe’a for men, the tattoo isn’t just a pictorial representation. These tattoos have a deep symbolic meaning and usually narrate the story of the wearer’s family, status, and the long odyssey ...

Another name gaining popularity is Ériu. This Irish name, meaning Ireland, has roots in Celtic history. Pronounced 'aru' or 'eru', it is inspired by the goddess of Ireland, a significant female figure ...

In the book, gentle giant Porter wears his heart on his sleeve - a reference to Ireland most famous tattoo, that of a picture ... the memoir by Irish rugby star Andrew Porter on 25th September.

Sleeve tattoos, in particular, serve as a powerful canvas for self-expression. They blend beauty with deep meaning. These intricate designs can symbolize strength, transformation, love, or personal ...

Elbow tattoos for men are a bold and creative way to make a statement, blending artistry with personal meaning. Designs like mandalas, symbolising harmony and balance, or spider webs, representing ...

I’m sorry, but I couldn’t give a focal about whether or not there are dual language signs at Belfast’s Grand Central station. I’m bored with the debate over the language, a controversy I ...

Rinku opened up on his cricketing journey, playing for India and tattoos on an episode of 'Knight Bite'. The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881 ...

Fifteen schools from Section 9 will be competing in girls flag football this season. The Section 9 girls season got underway last week with the regular season culminating on May 20. The Section 9 ...

The new law is among the most restrictive governing displays of flags, and is part of a polarizing debate focused on the Pride flag and other expressions of L.G.B.T.Q. support. By Isabella Kwai ...

Pete Hegseth and his tattoos continue to be a subject of controversy ... Derived from the root K‑F‑R, meaning “to cover” or “to conceal,” the word suggests that a “kafir” recognises the truth of Islam ...