Dear Ireland,
You arrive in small ways — a fiddle tune in the distance,
a scent of turf smoke on a damp breeze,
the echo of boots on ancient stone.
You’re not loud. You never were.
But you linger,
in letters never sent, in voices never forgotten,
in the way we whisper your name when no one’s listening.
And somehow, even from across the sea,
you still feel like home.
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In today’s email:
Quirky Irish Habits That Surprise First-Time American Visitors
From Our Love Ireland Community - Most people just go on holiday
How To Drive in Ireland (for an American)
Can You Answer The Travel Quizzer Question of The Day?
At the bar - Top 10 Drinks In Ireland
Around The Web: -Ireland’s hidden pilgrim walks, Is Guinness A Better Beer For Your Health?, Slow Travel, Irish Style. and more
Experiences Likely To Sell Out
From Social Media - In Ireland, dog names aren’t just names.
Irish Food You Will Love - The Taste of Home, Baked in Minutes
The Craic - You’ve Been Drafted
Quirky Irish Habits That Surprise First-Time American Visitors
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From Our Love Ireland Community
The Love Ireland Facebook Group is a community of 1.2 Million happy people!
Most people just go on holiday...
It's a calling to my soul ..may sound silly but it's true. My 3rd great grandparents emigrated to the US...I have been trying desperately to find concrete info on exactly where they lived ..I have some leads but nothing yet....I have been to Ireland three times maybe by my 4th trip I will have uncovered more info
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How To Drive in Ireland (for an American)
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🌟 Do You Know The Answer? - Travel Quizzer is Here!
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Which traditional Irish instrument, often associated with ancient storytelling and once played by bards, is featured on the official seal of Ireland?
A. Uilleann Pipes
B. Celtic Drum (Bodhrán)
C. Irish Harp
D. Tin Whistle
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At The Bar
Top 10 Drinks In Ireland
“The Abbey Of Love”
In the heart of Connemara, a man built an abbey not for God — but for the woman he lost.
They called it a gift. A memorial. A promise carved in stone.
The lake still reflects her face. The gardens still bloom like a vow.
And long after the grief, the building still stands — not in sorrow, but in remembrance.
In Galway, even architecture tells love stories.
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Around The Web
Ireland weather: Met Eireann confirm when sunshine and dry conditions will return
Where to mark International Dark Sky Week 2025 in Ireland
Ireland’s hidden pilgrim walks
Travel review: Stopover at Irish Station House is one for the foodies
Is Guinness A Better Beer For Your Health?
Slow Travel, Irish Style
Experiences Likely To Sell Out
Top Experiences In Ireland Likely To Sell Out
2025 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!
From Social Media
In Ireland, dog names aren’t just names.
And YouTube
For More From Social Media:
Irish Food You Will Love
The Taste of Home, Baked in Minutes
There’s nothing humble about a good scone.
Interested in more Irish Recipes?
The Craic
You’ve Been Drafted
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