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Category Archives: Ireland
Kick off the year of the Gathering in Style
Dublin City Centre will be the place to be this New Year’s Eve as 2013 will be kicked off in style. The New Year’s Eve Countdown Concert at College Green will be the only ticketed event of the festival. There … Continue reading
Prayer Book of Michael Collins turns up 90 years after his death
Famous throughout Ireland, Michael Collins was an Irish revolutionary leader, Minister for Finance and Teachta Dála (TD) for Cork South in the First Dáil of 1919. A director of Intelligence for the IRA and member of the Irish delegation during … Continue reading
Posted in Cork, Ireland
Tagged cork, Ireland, Michael Collins, Michael Collins Prayer Book
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West Cork’s Finest Foods Hit UK Supermarkets
Two of West Cork’s finest fares will soon be appearing on the shelves of UK Supermarkets nationwide!
Posted in Ireland, Irish Food
Tagged Clonakilty, Clonakilty Black Pudding, food, Glenilen Farm, Ireland, Irish Food, West Cork, West Cork Food
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Forget Lapland visit Ireland this Christmas!
No matter where you go in the world the magic of Christmas is alive and well and like most countries, Ireland has plenty of Christmas traditions to keep you entertained. Over the coming weeks we’ll keep you updated on the … Continue reading
Derry fourth in 2013 Lonely Planet Guide
Good news for Ireland for next year, not only will 2013 see the Irish Gathering in full force, but one of the islands key cities has been cited in Lonely Planets top ten list of cities worth visiting in 2013. … Continue reading
Surfers flock to Ireland’s west coast in search of big waves
This Weekend Surfers from all over the world will join our own Irish surfers in search of the biggest waves this winter that are expected to hit Ireland’s west coast.
Posted in Ireland, Sport in Ireland
Tagged donegal, Ireland, Sligo, surfing ireland, Watersports Ireland
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Trace your Irish Roots Today – Part 1
Throughout the ages, the Irish have found themselves leaving our own Emerald Isle in search of a better life. America, Canada, Australia and of course our neighbours in the UK have been on the receiving end of the influx! We … Continue reading
Halloween – an Irish Tradition
Halloween is arguably most celebrated in the United States every year but did you know Halloween is said to come from an Irish tradition? Although, the origin of the word ‘Halloween’ is Christian, it is said to have pagan roots … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Ireland vacations
Tagged Halloween in Ireland, Ireland, Irish Halloween traditions, Irish traditions
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Ireland is in the Top 5! Another great reason to come and visit
It has been revealed that Ireland’s gender gap is now one of the lowest in the world! In fact Ireland is now in the top 5 countries to be a woman terms of education, health and politics according to the … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged gender gap 2012, gender gap ireland, Ireland, Ireland vacations
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