Erin Go Bragh is an Irish phrase that's been around for over 200 years and it has an important meaning to the people of Ireland, as well as those with heritage that links back to the European country.

Erin Go Bragh was used frequently in the 19th century to represent Irish pride, while also serving as the motto of the Irish Unionist Party, which is no longer in operation.

Here's the "Erin go Bragh" meaning and where the common St. Patrick's Day saying came from. Hint: It's rooted in rebellion. One of the best ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in a truly ...

But watch out for those pesky leprechauns. Start the festivities tonight at Brandon's Place at 7 p.m. with the Possum Ridge Band. Hear The Gourdvine String Band Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m., plus ...

THEIR history stretches back deep in time. The Erin Go Bragh renaissance is like a Clonee Cyclone. They made the pages of the Freeman's Journal in 1887. They were playing Sandymount in a junior ...