Anyone who knows that St. Patrick's Day is on March 17 knows of Ireland's tricolor flag but what about Ireland's national symbol of the harp? Here's everything you need to know.

In the past few decades, the Irish harp emblem, which is regarded increasingly as visually anachronistic, has been replaced by a variety of harp logos and, with the exception of the controversial ...

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We just love finding facts that most people don't know, the one that Guinness formally registered the harp symbol in on April 5, 1862, long before Ireland had its own government. On April 5, 1862 ...

The best collection of celtic harp music & traditional irish music for a very special Christmas. These Christmas carols played with harp will create the perfect atmosphere for a magic Christmas time.

She said the harp had enthusiasts throughout the island, including Northern Ireland, and was a unifying symbol. For hundreds of years, harps appeared on Irish flags.

The plaque on a memorial harp that Irish Johnny purchased in 2024 was seen on Saturday, March 8, 2025 at Shawn O’Donnell’s American Grill and Irish Pub in Butte.

Ireland's national emblem is based on the Brian Boru Harp, also known as the Trinity Harp, which is on display in Trinity College Dublin's Long Room.

But that might all be about to change, at least for one ambitious little bird. Melissa, a harpist from Seattle, is determined to teach her laughing dove Atlas how to play the harp just like her.

Dancers from Harp Irish Dance Company perform two different dances and tells us more about the traditions of St. Patrick's Day. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now.

“Thoughts of Ireland are always with me as I play,” said Moira Kelly as she moved her fingers across the strings of the harp that she has set up in her Georgetown driveway to play outdoors.

Western Massachusetts fans of traditional Irish music will be thrilled as The Harp in Amherst has now brought back its Irish Seisiun on Thursdays at 4 p.m. Those who enjoy a bit of the fiddle-dee ...