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#122 Jumping Into Ireland with Miche...
Episode Guide – Podcast #122 Getting Ready for the Irish Travel Season...
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A Preview of Belfast’s Newest ...
The opening of Titanic Belfast tomorrow looks like it will be one of the...
Inspired by the Lakelands of Fermana...
Many visitors may have dipped into County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, on a...
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Lonely Planet Dublin Guide FREE for ...
Lonely Planet is getting into the St Patrick’s Day spirit by offering a...
Tour a Part of Ireland’s Sacre...
Amid all the celebrations, shamrocks, and green beer it’s easy to...
Last Dinner On the Titanic
Little did the First Class passengers onboard the RMS Titanic know that many...
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Parkes Castle and Lough Gill
Located 7.5 miles (12km) from Sligo town, Parkes Castle and a driving tour...
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1900s Ireland Comes to Life in Vivid...
Christy over at Green Dragon Artist introduced us to this video which uses...
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Because We All Need a Bit of an Irel...
Every once in a while it’s nice to be swept away to Ireland....
Ding Dong Denny’s History of I...
Ireland’s Brown Bag Films made this animated short in 2008… now...
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Worth Their Salt: Ireland’s S...
We’re heading to the Saltee Islands on the advice of my mother. I’m home...
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Christmas Market at Dublin’s C...
Dublin’s Christ Church Cathedral boasts one of the most unique Christmas...
A Delightful Chat About Ireland̵...
There’s no shortage of information about County Kerry, Ireland, but I...
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Ten Websites We’re Thankful Fo...
It’s Thanksgiving in the US, and we picked ten sites for which...
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Titanic History in Tennessee
While we’re very interested in visiting multi-million pound Titanic...
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Harry Clarke: Genius in Color and Li...
Ireland’s Harry Clarke created masterpieces of stained glass. Although...
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A Spooky Occurrence in Kilkenny
Claire Nolan is the author of a novel called The Stone, Alice Kytler, the last...
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Artists Eye: Bringing Irish Trad int...
Irish Trad Posters by Paul Gibson www.etsy.com/shop/FunkyGibbo Dublin-based...
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Dublin on the Liffey
It wasn’t long after reader Joe Conway sent me a link to Dublin on the...
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The Vikings in Ireland: “From ...
by G. Beaverson “Ann. 793 – In this year dire forewarnings came over the...
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Mellifont Abbey, County Meath
Founded in 1142, Mellifont Abbey in County Meath was the first Cistercian...
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Ancient Sites in County Cork… ...
County Cork’s most famous attraction may be a particular castle with a...
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Limerick Street Scene
Tilt Shift – Limerick Toytown from Conor Bryce on Vimeo. When I spotted...
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Become an Expert in Irish Sport in 6...
Although I’ve been watching the Irish sports of Hurling and Gaelic...
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The Historical Chalices of Tipperary
If you ask people what is the oldest manufactured object in daily use in...
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Twin Monuments Across the Sea
When you are traveling, it’s always a good idea to keep your camera ready,...
A Unique View of the Tall Ships Leav...
Tall Ships leave Dunmore East from onefortynine on Vimeo. Waterford hosted...
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The Spirit of Dublin’s Temple ...
This short film nicely captures the corner of Dublin known as Temple...
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Frank McCourt Museum Opens in Limeri...
The city of Limerick opens a new museum honoring Pulitzer Prize winning author...
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The Story of Irish Belleek Pottery
The notable pottery produced in Belleek has been produced for 150 years....
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Lough Erne’s Devenish Island
Here’s a fascinating look at Devenish Island in County Fermanagh,...
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In Gratitude to Lady Gregory
If you love old Irish stories and tales, chances are you’ve heard one...
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Tintern Abbey
Mindie Burgoyne writes about the history and inspiration she draws from this...
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You Should Be Here Traveling Ireland
Gotta admit, I’m a sucker for looking at other people’s Ireland...
Sunwise Walking
Happy Summer Solstice! Thinking about the sun (and I’m not currently seeing...
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Artist’s Eye: Loughcrew and th...
Loughcrew by Sue Russell www.beyondtheblarney.ie Today is the summer...
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Q & A: Why Are the Entrances to...
My husband and I recently came back from our first trip to Ireland, and...
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Friendly Fowl at Buratty Folk Park
This week’s FriFotos them on Twitter is Parks, so I thought this shot...
Blast from the Past: The Bunratty Ca...
Michele Erdvig of www.irelandyes.com pointed me to this...
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Magical Irish Roads: Bunny Lane
Serendipity and enchantment are never far from the surface in Ireland. You...
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Phoenix Park is in BLOOM!
Okay, garden lovers, you may have missed Ireland’s biggest garden show,...
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Secrets From Dublin’s Christ C...
One of the things that I love about Ireland is that nearly everywhere you...
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What a Find! Tourist Discovers Rare ...
I’ve been to a lot of markets in Ireland, but I certainly didn’t...
Falling for the Irish History Podcas...
I’ve completely fallen for the Irish History Podcast. Fin Dwyer takes...
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Falconry School in Cong, County Mayo
Judy Arnold from Texas sent us this photo of her grandsons, the Gossoons, on...
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Dunluce Castle
Dunluce Castle, a medieval and 17th century castle, is located in County...
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Cahergall Stone Fort in County Kerry...
Last week we posted a video from Staigue Fort on the Ring of Kerry. Today I...
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Staigue Fort on the Ring of Kerry
Wandering Educators continues to share moments from their Irish adventure...
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Sticking to Ireland’s Tourist ...
On our podcast, we’re always encouraging listeners to get off the beaten...
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