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The Irish Sea as a Viking corridor
Whilst the Baltic Sea was little more than a Viking pond during the early medieval period, across the waters the Irish Sea proved to be a valuable maritime corridor for profit and power.8 months ago — History -
Who was Olaf Guthfrithson, the Viking warlord who became King of Dublin?
Almost as soon as Vikings entered the historical record, they raided, pillaged, and terrorized coastal communities on the eastern coast of what is now the island of Ireland.3 years ago — History -
Precious Viking artifacts return to Ireland for new exhibition
For the first time in 1,200 years, more than 100 precious items are traveling back across the North Sea for the public to admire.3 years ago — News -
Mystery still surrounds Viking activity in a medieval Irish cave
Though radiocarbon dating places Vikings at the scene, the use of Dunmore Cave is still unclear more than 1,000 years later.3 years ago — News -
The 5 best Viking sites in Ireland
Wondering where to find the most impressive Viking attractions in Ireland? We've got you covered.3 years ago — Scandinavia -
An introduction to the Viking history of Dublin
To celebrate the publication of the first volume of the Irish government's history of Dublin Castle, we take a look into the Viking roots of the Irish capital and the city's place in the Norse domination of the British Isles.3 years ago — History -
The Viking history of Ireland: A primer
In a case of art intimating life, some of the popular television shows like "Vikings" and "Vikings: Valhalla" are shot on location in Ireland. Over a millennium before the Hollywood directors invaded Ireland, the Vikings did so first.4 years ago — History
