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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...
Pick of Picnic Spots in Ireland
Grab some Irish cheese, bit of bread and a refreshing beverage and...
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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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Drawn In By the Burren
I have been to the Burren area in Co. Clare and Co. Galway a number of times....
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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...
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Discovering Bray Head in County Wick...
The headland near Bray, in County Wicklow, had appeared in many of my...
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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The Hayes Stay at Waterford Castle
Cue the regal music, dapple the light through the trees, bring in the curious...
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Little Village, Big Tales
The title of this post could apply to numerous places in Ireland. One such...
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Atop the Hill at Loughcrew
It’s always nice to travel vicariously through others, and this month...
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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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It’s Castle Day!
Every Friday, Jonathan Epstein from Celebrated Experiences hosts FriFotos on...
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Dunluce Castle
Dunluce Castle, a medieval and 17th century castle, is located in County...
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Thin Places in Ireland
Ireland is loaded with “Thin Places,” and Mindie Burgoyne put...
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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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Scenes from a Cliffs of Moher Boat T...
Most of us have enjoyed the spectacular views of the Cliffs of Moher from the...
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The Royal County: Meath
It was nice to read Erin Halvey’s account of her visit to County Meath....
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Wildflowers in the Burren
The exposed limestone landscape that covers 250 square kilometres (155 square...
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#115 Thin Places in Ireland
Episode Guide – Podcast #115 Thin Places in Ireland We talk about...
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A Photo Tour of Muckross House and S...
Jessie from Wandering Educators has posted another great video from her visit...
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Pony Cart Ride Through the Gap of Du...
A little video from the Gap of Dunloe near Killarney, County Kerry by Dr....
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Glasnevin Cemetery: Dublin’s O...
Creating a visitor center in a graveyard is tricky business. One must respect...
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Glenstal Abbey Offers Daily Reflecti...
The Benedictine community at Glenstal Abbey near Limerick has launched...
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Exploring the Standing Stone
Some of Ireland’s most interesting and often overlooked sites are...
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Taking Time to Enjoy Kylemore Abbey
By Mary Caffrey Knapke Kylemore Abbey is one of Ireland’s most iconic...
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Take an Historic Walking Tour of Kel...
It’s best known for housing the Book of Kells back in the day. Today...
In the Churchyard
Today I was just thinking back on our visit with my cousin Bridget and her...
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Cow Crossing
Just another Irish traffic jam. This time near Rear Cross, County...
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A Day in Kilfane Glen
Kilfane, County Kilkenny, Ireland Taken as we explored Kilfane Glen and...
Up, Up and Away at the Cliffs of Moh...
School children took part in a launch of biodegradable balloons at the Cliffs...
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#110 Until the Cows Come Home in Tem...
I hope this pastoral scene eases your day and gets you dreaming of...
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360 Degree Views of Ireland
Between trips to Ireland, most of us could use a break from the day-to-day...
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Turlough Church & Round Tower
Ruined churches like this appear all across Ireland. This one in Turlough,...
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