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In today’s email: 

1. Visit These Famous Game Of Thrones Sites In Ireland.

2. Irish Roots: A Gateway to Irish Culture

3. Your Visitors Guide To The Wild Atlantic Way

4. At the bar - Is Temple Bar A Tourist Trap?

5. Around The Web: - Complete the Irish song title: “It’s a _ to Tipperary”., Warnings To Stay Safe As Storm Ashley to Bring Severe Weather Across Ireland, Uncover the Heart of Ireland: County Offaly's Hidden Treasures. and more

6. Experiences Likely To Sell Out

7. From Social Media -  If You Could Move To Ireland

8. Irish Food You Will Love - Master the Ultimate Steak and Guinness Pie

9. The Craic - It’s Grand!

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Visit These Famous Game Of Thrones Sites In Ireland.

One of the most iconic filming locations for Game of Thrones is Ireland, where various settings were used to bring the show’s fantasy world to life. From breathtaking cliffs and beaches to ancient fortresses and eerie forests, these spots are as awe-inspiring in real life as they are in the series.

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Irish Roots: A Gateway to Irish Culture

Irish Roots is an online store that proudly showcases a wide range of authentic Irish products, from jewellery to home decor and clothing.

Founded by brothers from Derry, the store is 100% Irish-owned, and its mission is clear: to celebrate and preserve Irish culture. By offering high-quality, traditional Irish goods, Irish Roots has become a trusted source for those looking to connect with the Emerald Isle.

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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. Stretching over 2,500 kilometres, this scenic route is dotted with dramatic cliffs, sweeping beaches, and vibrant towns, each steeped in history and character. Along the way, travellers will discover an array of attractions, from ancient ruins and historical landmarks to the unspoilt beauty of Ireland's national parks. Rich in natural splendour and cultural heritage, the Wild Atlantic Way provides a perfect blend of scenic wonder and authentic Irish experiences.

Let’s take a deeper dive into this…

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At The Bar

Is Temple Bar A Tourist Trap?

Local Dubliners will be adamant that the Temple Bar neigbourhoud is a tourist trap with overpriced pints, too many tourists and rowdy bachelors parties.

But visitors flock to this area, Temple Bar is a high-profile tourism destination attracting approximately 3.5 million visits a year

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Around The Web

Complete the Irish song title: “It’s a _ to Tipperary”.

The classic Irish song, “It’s a ___ to Tipperary” was written by Jack Judge and Harry Williams in 1912. With lyrics that echo the sentiments of homesickness for one’s homeland, the song became an instant hit with soldiers during World War I.

Warnings To Stay Safe As Storm Ashley to Bring Severe Weather Across Ireland

Ireland is bracing for severe weather as Storm Ashley, expected to bring heavy rain and destructive winds, approaches the country this weekend.

Is This The Lost Diary Of Dracula?

A long-lost short story by Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, titled Gibbet Hill, has been discovered in the archives of the National Library of Ireland.

Everything You Wanted To Know About The Irish Surname O'Hara

This illustrious clan traces its roots back to County Sligo, where they emerged as a prominent force in the region, eventually becoming lords of Luighne. Their influence extended across the landscape, shaping local history and traditions.

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.

Uncover the Heart of Ireland: County Offaly's Hidden Treasures

Located in the heart of Ireland, County Offaly is a region that effortlessly blends rich cultural heritage with stunning natural landscapes.

From the ancient monastic site of Clonmacnoise to the sweeping vistas of the Slieve Bloom Mountains, the county offers a captivating experience for those seeking both history and outdoor adventure. Its towns and villages are alive with tradition, while its parks and gardens showcase the beauty of Ireland's countryside.

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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

If You Could Move To Ireland

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Master the Ultimate Steak and Guinness Pie

A beloved dish in Ireland and across the British Isles, this hearty pie combines tender beef, mushrooms, and onions in a rich Guinness and beef stock sauce.

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

It’s Grand!

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