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In today’s email: 

• What Is The One Thing You Should Absolutely Not Forget For Your Ireland Trip?

• How much does it really rain in Ireland?

• Don’t Forget Your Gift - The Ultimate Ireland Travel Bundle

• At the bar - A Guide to Traditional Irish Drinks

• Around The Web:  Fastnet Rock is the beautiful lighthouse known as 'Ireland's Teardrop'!, 'Magical' and 'world famous' tourist hotspot in Ireland awarded special UNESCO status, Explore County Offaly's Culture and Nature and more

• Experience of the day- Slieve League cliffs cruise. Donegal.

• From Social Media -  BoPeep Valais Blacknose Farm, County Limerick

• Irish Food You Will Love - Chris’s Dinner Rolls 

• The Craic - The Best of Michael Flatley: Lord of the Dance

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What Is The One Thing You Should Absolutely Not Forget For Your Ireland Trip?

It’s time to pack your bags but what is the one thing you should not forget?

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How much does it really rain in Ireland?

Let’s be honest, it would be advisable to take the right clothes and also an umbrella when visiting Ireland. Ireland is not known as the Emerald Isle for no reason other than the constant lush green landscape. To maintain it needs a lot of water.

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Don’t Forget Your Gift

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A 24 hour Dublin Itinerary and a whole list of Online Travel Guides to must-see places on your Ireland trip. 

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At The Bar

A Guide to Traditional Irish Drinks

This guide delves into the history, production and cultural significance of various drinks, from the world-renowned Irish whiskey and stout to the lesser-known mead and poitín. It provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of Ireland‘s drinking culture, offering insights into the traditional brewing and distilling methods, as well as the stories and legends associated with these iconic drinks.

Whether you’re a connoisseur of fine spirits, a history enthusiast, or simply someone with a keen interest in Irish culture, this guide offers a fascinating journey through Ireland‘s liquid heritage.

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Around The Web

Fastnet Rock is the beautiful lighthouse known as 'Ireland's Teardrop'

The Fastnet Rock is one of Ireland's most photographed lighthouses - and one of it's loneliest. Sitting on a tiny island 10 miles from the shore of Co Cork,

Carrickfergus: Remains found near the site of a medieval abbey

The remains of more than 140 people have been discovered close to a 14th century abbey in the town.

Irish passport holders stunned as they spot 'hidden feature' they 'never noticed' before

People with Irish passports have been surprised by a hidden detail that many are noticing for the first time.

Irish hotels named among the most romantic in the world are the perfect honeymoon destinations

Ireland has proved to be perfect destination for a romantic getaway or honeymoon as two hotels on the Emerald Isle rank among the most romantic in the world.

'Magical' and 'world famous' tourist hotspot in Ireland awarded special UNESCO status

A famous tourist spot in Co Galway, known for its "magical" views and "fascinating" history, has been given UNESCO status

Discovering the true history behind St Patrick's Day on an 82-mile hike that honours Ireland's patron saint

Lizzie Enfield finds that the trail, which connects Armagh and Downpatrick in Northern Ireland, is a walk through the history St Patrick created 

Ireland's most picturesque towns, perfect for a mini-break

Looking for the perfect getaway this spring? These picturesque Irish towns have plenty to offer! 

Explore County Offaly's Culture and Nature

Located in the heart of Ireland, County Offaly offers a captivating blend of history, natural beauty and vibrant culture.

From ancient monastic sites to picturesque parklands, there's no shortage of things to see and do in this enchanting county. Whether you're exploring the majestic grounds of Birr Castle Gardens, wandering through the historic ruins of Clonmacnoise or embarking on outdoor adventures in the Slieve Bloom Mountains, County Offaly promises unforgettable experiences for every traveler.

With charming towns, scenic drives, and an array of events and festivals, this hidden gem invites you to uncover its rich heritage and captivating landscapes at every turn.

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Experience of the day

Slieve League cliffs cruise. Donegal.

County Donegal is known for its striking coastal beauty, but to get the best views, it’s best to get out on the water. With this scenic cruise, see a variety of spectacular natural wonders in a short space of time. Travel from Killybegs Harbour towards the impressive Slieve League cliffs. Along the way, pass by St John’s Point lighthouses, Rotten Island, Fintra Bay, and Benbulbin in Sligo.

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From Social Media

When the gang finally gets together and you have to make sure your outfits match!

BoPeep Valais Blacknose Farm, County Limerick

http://instagram.com/bopeep_valaisblacknose/…

and YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love

Chris’s Dinner Rolls 

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The Craic

The Best of Michael Flatley: Lord of the Dance

From the spirited beats of traditional Irish step-dancing to the grandeur of spectacular productions Michael Flatley has emerged as the undisputed king of Irish dance.

His journey from humble beginnings to international acclaim is a testament to his unparalleled talent and dedication to the art form. In this highlight reel from Lord of the Dance including Celtic Tiger and Feet of Flames we witness the extraordinary moments that define Flatley’s illustrious career.

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Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip

UK Ireland Scotland Power Adapter Plug, TESSAN Type G Travel Adaptor with 2 USB Charger Ports 2 American Outlets, US to London England British Hong Kong Irish Kenya Dubai Qatar Wall Adapter

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