Between blessings, sayings, toasts and proverbs, the Irish clearly know a thing or two ... May you have: A world of wishes at your command. God and his angels close to hand. Friends and family ...

True friendships are a wonderful thing to have during the best times and especially the worst times. There is an old saying which says if you are friends with a person for more than seven years, then ...

Some of the sayings are historic, out-of-use proverbs with original Irish Gaelic translations ... the shared official language. Greetings like "Any craic?" and "How's the craic?" ...

Wise old words from Ireland abound, and Irish blessings and sayings for weddings are no exception. Some are heartwarming and tender, some are funny and charming, but all sincerely express wishes ...

The term 'Irish twins' is likely something you will have heard a number of times over the years, be it in real life or in a ...

People send wishes, greetings, messages, and quotes to convey their feelings and sentiments. The festival is a time for joy, prosperity, and togetherness. Diwali, also known as Deepavali or Diwali ...

People worship Goddess Lakshmi for wealth and prosperity. Exchanging messages and greetings has become a delightful tradition. Quotes for Dhanteras emphasize the importance of love and blessings.

Need suggestions on how to celebrate? How about spreading 'Happy National Sons Day' wishes and quotes on handwritten notes, cards, emails, social media posts and text messages? If you’re the ...

In the collection below, you'll find wishes for friends, funny sayings, short messages and plenty more to help make spirits bright. Among this assortment of sayings, you'll also find Christmas ...

5. "Durga Puja greetings to you and your family. May this festive season bring you closer to your loved ones." 6. "Wishing you a festive season filled with vibrant colors, delicious food ...

Some of the sayings are historic, out-of-use proverbs with original Irish Gaelic translations ... the shared official language. Greetings like "Any craic?" and "How's the craic?" ...