“We originally pitched the ‘Shamrock’ as a short film ... Finucane was flying with Britain’s Royal Air Force – at a time when the Irish were staunchly anti-British.

The upcoming film "Shamrock Spitfire" tells the inspiring ... is one of the first Irish men to enlist in the Royal Air Force – despite the fears of his loving mum (Emily Outred), dad (Eoin ...

such as distributing shamrock sprigs, which the guards pin to their tunics. Also getting a sprig of the bloom was the regimental mascot, the Irish wolfhound, who got a sweet pat from the royal.

Kate also received a sprig of her own to pin on, and she wore it below the royal family's golden Irish Guards Brooch, which is shaped like a shamrock. It's a special year for the Irish Guards ...

Kate Middleton has been spotted wearing the gold shamrock brooch on St ... The Brooch reportedly isn’t owned by the Royal family but instead belongs to the Irish Guards and loaned out to ...

If Paddy had survived, Prime Minister Winston Churchill planned to create a Shamrock Squadron made ... and Tans — men recruited into the Royal Irish Constabulary. A bullet missed young Paddy ...

It has been reported that unlike other pieces worn by the royals, which belong to the Royal Family and form part of the Crown Jewels, the shamrock brooch belongs to the Irish Guards, who loan it ...

According to Irish legend, the druids in Ireland looked at the shamrock as a sacred plant because its leaves ... James Armitage of the Royal Horticultural Society in Wisley told BBC News Online the ...

There are few things as enduringly Irish as the simple shamrock. Derived from the Gaelic seamróg (young clover), the three-leaf plant has had a symbolic purpose since the 18th Century, decorating ...