Is The Dublin Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Worth It?

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In today’s email: 

1. Is The Dublin Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Worth It?

2. How Would You Like To Celebrate Thanksgiving In An Irish Castle?

3. Why the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland Should Be on Your Travel List

4. At the bar - Peadar’s Bar, Moate: A Staple of Irish Community and Culture

5. Around The Web: - Why Are The Cliffs of Moher Famous?, Ireland West Airport Announces New Summer Service to the Netherlands, Discover Meath: Ireland’s Royal County of Ancient Wonders and Scenic Beauty. and more

6. Experiences Likely To Sell Out

7. From Social Media -  Grand!

8. Irish Food You Will Love - Why not embrace the flavours of autumn with a beloved Irish classic?

9. The Craic - You Know You’re Irish When

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Is The Dublin Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Worth It?

If you’re seeking to maximize your Dublin experience in Ireland’s lively capital city, the hop-on-hop-off sightseeing bus ticket could be the ideal solution.

Available for both 24 and 48 hours, these passes cater to both families and individuals with limited time but a desire to embrace Dublin’s offerings fully.

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How Would You Like To Celebrate Thanksgiving In An Irish Castle?

Thanksgiving, a holiday deeply rooted in American tradition, traces its origins to the early 17th century when English Pilgrims and Native Americans shared a harvest feast in 1621. Though primarily celebrated in the United States and Canada, Thanksgiving holds a special connection to Ireland due to the Irish immigrants who carried their cultural influences across the Atlantic.

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Why the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland Should Be on Your Travel List

The Dingle Peninsula, on Ireland’s rugged west coast, offers visitors an exceptional blend of natural beauty, history, and Irish culture that is second to none. Stretching into the wild Atlantic, this area of County Kerry has long attracted those who seek awe-inspiring landscapes and a true sense of Ireland's untamed charm. Whether you're drawn by the majestic mountains, the scenic coastal routes, or the quiet beauty of its small towns, the Dingle Peninsula promises an unforgettable experience.

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At The Bar

Peadar’s Bar, Moate: A Staple of Irish Community and Culture

In the heart of the quaint town of Moate, County Westmeath, lies a gem of traditional Irish hospitality—Peadar’s Bar. This beloved pub has become an institution in the town, reflecting both the rich cultural heritage of the area and the warmth of Ireland’s social fabric. Known for its friendly atmosphere, great pints, live music, and local charm, Peadar’s Bar is more than just a pub; it’s a place where stories are shared, and memories are made.

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Around The Web

Why Are The Cliffs of Moher Famous?

The Cliffs of Moher received international fame when it was a filming location for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, A range of other movies and TV. series feature the Cliffs – The Princess Bride, The Yank, Into the West and The Mackintosh Man. 

Ireland West Airport Announces New Summer Service to the Netherlands

Ireland West Airport is set to make waves in the aviation sector with the announcement of a new summer service to the Netherlands. 

How to make Bullletproof Coffee with Kerrygold butter

Making Bulletproof Coffee with Kerrygold butter is a simple and delicious way to boost energy levels and start the day right.

The Luck Of The Irish

I hope you enjoy this tale as much as we did!

It's The People You Meet Along The Way That Make Ireland Worth Exploring

The people in Ireland are known for there hospitality and a trip to this beautiful country could end in friendships that last a lifetime.

Discover Meath: Ireland’s Royal County of Ancient Wonders and Scenic Beauty

Welcome to County Meath, famously known as the "Royal County," where Ireland's ancient heritage and natural splendor converge. Located in the mid-east region of Ireland, within the province of Leinster, Meath is home to a population of approximately 195,000. This captivating county boasts a rich historical legacy, including the Hill of Tara, the legendary seat of Ireland's High Kings, and Newgrange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Uniquely, Meath is the only county in Leinster with two Gaeltachts (Irish-speaking regions), preserving Ireland's cultural traditions. Whether exploring medieval castles or enjoying the scenic beauty of the Boyne Valley, Meath promises an enriching and unforgettable experience.

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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

Tea Is The Solution To All Ireland

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Dive into Irish Tradition with this Authentic Seafood Chowder Recipe

Irish seafood chowder is a comforting and hearty dish that beautifully reflects Ireland's coastal heritage.

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Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

The Power Of Tea

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