February is packed with interesting observances, but one that stands out is Leap Day—and the Leap Year that makes it possible ...

Come to find out, there are plenty of leap year traditions and superstitions all around the world. Plenty of weird and wild ...

February 29 only comes around every four years - do you know the Irish history and traditions of Leap Day? Ireland's folklore is full of wonderful, funny, strange, but sometimes outdated ...

It may be an outdated one but we love the old Irish tradition that every Leap Year ladies can propose to their man... but sorry ladies you're out of luck! You'll have to wait until 2024.

More than a third thought the whole idea was outdated and sexist, but 48 per cent were happy with the tradition. Two-thirds of those asked said they would be happy to be proposed to on Leap Year Day.

This is known as a leap year. And as always, where there are traditions, there are myths! It’s long been believed Leap Day is the one (and only!) day women can break from tradition and propose ...

they technically only have a birthday every four years on the actual leap day. Those leapers don’t get a birthday this year. Wondering what exactly is a leap day or leap year? Here's what to know.

I've been lucky enough to visit family in Ireland a few times now, and have witnessed far fewer Claddagh rings or trademark Irish catchphrases than Leap Year might have you believe. In other words ...