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In today’s email: 

• What Do You Think? - Cliffs of Moher – See it or Skip it?

• Cliffs Of Moher Visitors Guide

• What is the meaning of the Celtic Dara Knot

• At the bar - The Wild Rover

• Around The Web: Ireland's oldest hotel named among best hotels in the world, Irish Ferries launches fast trip that can get tourists to Dublin in two hours, Explore Carlow: Ireland’s Hidden Gem with the Largest Dolmen in Europe and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media -  An exhilarating tour of beautiful Skellig Michael UNESCO World Heritage site

• Irish Food You Will Love - Join 121 000 Passionate Foodies

• The Craic - You Favourite Irish Song

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What Do You Think? - Cliffs of Moher – See it or Skip it?

The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks, situated on the country’s west coast. Spanning 14 kilometres and reaching a maximum height of 214 metres, these awe-inspiring cliffs offer stunning views out over the Atlantic Ocean and neighbouring Aran Islands. But is it worth going out of your way to see them?

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Help! We Need Your Vote For The Best Irish Castle To Visit In 2024.

We are looking for the best castle to visit in Ireland in 2024 and we are inviting all our members and readers to vote for your favourite Irish Castle.

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Cliffs Of Moher Visitors Guide

The Cliffs of Moher are a must-see attraction for visitors to Ireland, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding countryside. Here is a comprehensive visitor’s guide to the Cliffs of Moher:

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What is the meaning of the Celtic Dara Knot

Imagine a knot that tells the tale of ancient oaks, standing tall and mighty through the ages, their roots intertwined with the wisdom of the past.

That's the Dara Celtic knot…

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At The Bar

The Wild Rover

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Around The Web

Ireland weather: Thunderstorm warning issued for six counties as temperatures set to take unwelcome dip

Tuesday will herald an end to the impeccable weather conditions observed in many parts of Ireland over the past number of days as rain rolls in 

85 beaches, nine marinas awarded Blue Flag for 2024

A total of 85 beaches and nine marinas have been awarded Blue Flag status - one of the most internationally recognised and prestigious accolades

Ireland's oldest hotel named among best hotels in the world

Ireland's oldest hotel, The Woodenbridge Hotel & Lodge in South Wicklow, has been ranked among the top 10% of global hotels on travel site TripAdvisor.

Ireland’s best city for outdoor dining revealed

With summer approaching, the best towns and cities in Ireland for outdoor dining have been revealed with Kilkenny topping the list.

The top hidden beach in Ireland with beautiful island views, crystal clear water, ferry trips and dolphins...

WITH crystal clear water, fun ferry trips and adorable dolphins – this Irish beach is the perfect place to soak up the sun this summer.Silver Strand.

Irish Ferries launches fast trip that can get tourists to Dublin in two hours

The transportation company Irish Ferries is encouraging tourists to bring their car to explore the country, launching a rapid ferry service.

Irish island abandoned in 1978 to reopen to visitors for summer season

Scattery Island is home to one of the tallest round towers in Ireland and is a true gem in the Shannon Estuary.

Explore Carlow: Ireland’s Hidden Gem with the Largest Dolmen in Europe

Carlow, often referred to as the "Dolmen County," is a picturesque region in southeastern Ireland celebrated for its rich historical and archaeological significance.

The county derives its nickname from the iconic Brownshill Dolmen, a megalithic portal tomb dating back to around 3000 BC, which features the largest capstone in Europe. Carlow's lush landscapes, vibrant heritage, and charming towns offer a blend of ancient wonders and modern attractions.

Whether exploring its prehistoric sites, enjoying scenic walks along the Barrow River, or delving into its cultural festivals, Carlow presents a unique and captivating glimpse into Ireland's storied past and dynamic present.

The Brownshill Dolmen, officially known as Kernanstown Cromlech, a magnificent megalithic granite capstone, weighing about 103 tonnes, located in County Carlow, Ireland - Shutterstock

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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

An exhilarating tour of beautiful Skellig Michael UNESCO World Heritage site

And YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Join 121 000 Passionate Foodies

In The Love Irish Cooking Facebook Group, we are passionate about Irish Food!

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The Craic

You Favourite Irish Song

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