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In today’s email: 

1. Is Dromoland Castle Worth A Visit?

2. Music And Majesty, Explore County Clare

3. A Deep Dive Into Your Free Blarney Castle Visitors Guide

4. At the bar - Tap Dancer Lights up Irish Pub! (Only in Ireland)

5. Around The Web: - What is Galway Famous For?, The Burren Named a Must-See Filming Location, Monaghan: Ireland’s Hidden Gem of Rolling Drumlins and Serene Lakes. and more

6. Experiences Likely To Sell Out

7. From Social Media -  Popping In For A Second

8. Irish Food You Will Love - Let's Make Homemade Irish Soda Bread with Raisins

9. The Craic - Seduction Secrets Of Guinness

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Is Dromoland Castle Worth A Visit?

With a five star castle hotel, a championship golf course and a michelin star restaurant, Dromoland Castle is definitely worth it. This should definitely a place on your list when visiting Ireland.

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Music And Majesty, Explore County Clare

Clare, known as the Banner County, is a captivating region in Ireland renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes and vibrant history.

This charming county is celebrated for its traditional Irish music, particularly in towns like Ennis, where the lively tunes of fiddles and flutes fill the air. Clare's natural beauty is epitomized by the majestic Cliffs of Moher, the serene expanse of the Burren and the tranquil shores of Lough Derg.

Visitors and locals alike are drawn to its unique blend of historical sites, from ancient dolmens to medieval castles, making Clare a true gem in the heart of Ireland.

Lit Blackhead lighthouse at starry night. County Clare, West of Ireland. - Shutterstock

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A Deep Dive Into Your Free Blarney Castle Visitors Guide

This Deep Dive Discussion into the Blarney Castle Visitors Guide explores a comprehensive look at one of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks, Blarney Castle in County Cork. Drawing from the insightful guide found on "Love to Visit Ireland", this discussion highlights key information for visitors, including travel tips, must-see attractions, and practical advice for exploring the castle and its beautiful surroundings.

With detailed descriptions of the castle, Blarney House, the enchanting gardens, and nearby destinations like the Ring of Kerry, Cork City, and Cobh, this guide offers everything needed for a memorable visit.

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At The Bar

Tap Dancer Lights up Irish Pub! (Only in Ireland)

Irish Pub Tap Dance is a unique dance form that was born in Ireland and has since gained worldwide popularity. This high-energy dance combines elements of both Irish step dancing and American tap dancing. The moves include a gentle shuffle, rapid foot taps, and complex footwork.

This form of dance is typically performed to Irish-themed music, including traditional jigs, fiddles, and reels. Certain elements of this dance are exclusive to Irish pubs. Take a look at this tap dancer demonstrating his moves to traditional Irish music.

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Around The Web

What is Galway Famous For?

Galway is known as the festival capital of Ireland, hosting on average 122 festivals and events per year. So if you are interested in festivals and events, Galway is the place to explore for this.

Your Visitors Guide To The Wild Atlantic Way

The Wild Atlantic Way is a breathtaking driving route that traces the rugged western coastline of Ireland, offering an unforgettable journey through some of the country's most stunning landscapes.

The Burren Named a Must-See Filming Location

A new study from Betway has ranked The Burren in County Clare, Ireland as the tenth most popular filming location to visit in 2024.

The World's Most Irish Cities:

HelloFresh Ireland recently revealed the top cities across the globe with a strong Irish influence. Their ranking is based on a few key factors: the number of Irish pubs per capita, the availability of Irish cuisine, and the percentage of Irish descendants.

The Heart of Irish Culture: The Craic

In Ireland, *the craic* is more than just a word – it’s a way of life.

This uniquely Irish term, pronounced "crack", refers to lively conversation, banter, music, and the sheer joy of sharing good times with others.

Monaghan: Ireland’s Hidden Gem of Rolling Drumlins and Serene Lakes

Monaghan, known as the "Drumlin County," is a picturesque region characterised by its rolling hills, scattered lakes, and tranquil landscapes. The distinctive drumlin hills, formed by glacial movements, give the county its unique geography, while its numerous lakes add to its natural charm. Located in the northern part of the Republic of Ireland, Monaghan’s rich countryside offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of urban life, making it a haven for nature lovers and those seeking quiet beauty.

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Experiences Likely To Sell Out

Top Experiences In Ireland Likely To Sell Out

2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!

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From Social Media

Popping In For A Second

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Let's Make Homemade Irish Soda Bread with Raisins

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

Seduction Secrets Of Guinness

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