A small metal stamp discovered on a Danish island bears many similarities to the iconic seventh-century helmet ...

Where did the Sutton Hoo helmet come from? Archaeologists have long agreed that the iconic Anglo-Saxon artifact was likely ...

Queen Calafia, a fictional character, who first appears in Las Sergas de Esplandían, a medieval romance book written by Spanish ... an Amazon convinced to form a powerful army of women warriors to ...

‘Fianóglach’ links the traditions of ’Na Fianna’, legendary Irish warriors, with the present day Óglaigh na hÉireann, the Defence Forces. Qualified members of the unit wear the ...

St. Patrick has long been a competitive force in Irish football, though their recent performance has been somewhat inconsistent. The team faced a disappointing defeat in their last away match against ...

The Golden State Warriors continued their seven-game homestand on Monday night, welcoming the Portland Trail Blazers at the Chase Center. The Warriors began their homestand with a 115-110 win over ...

The result means that Wallabies legend Chris Latham’s side’s loss to the Utah Warriors was nothing more than a blip ... Utah win halftime entertainment – guys in shining armor with swords and shields ...

A knight in "shining armor ... iconic medieval image, but more advanced weapons also appeared in the Middle Ages — including guns that fired bullets. This leads to an interesting question: Could the ...

Armor vs. bullets Exactly when the medieval period or "Middle Ages" started and ended is a matter of debate, with dates falling roughly between A.D. 500 and 1500. Although the period is ...

Dr Rory Sherlock is an archaeologist who specialises in medieval and post-medieval Irish buildings and landscapes. He is the founder of the Galway Archaeological Field School, which undertook a ...

To wit: “Since 1998, when the Irish Air Corps disbanded its Light Strike Squadron, which operated aging French Fouga CM170 Magister jets, Ireland has had no combat jets. The country also lacks a ...

It does have a new brand and name: Maeve. The company, known for its meltaway bonbons and chocolate bars, rebranded after more than 30 years, drawing inspiration from a first-century Irish warrior ...