Where And What Is The Gap of Dunloe?

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In today’s email: 

1. Where And What Is The Gap of Dunloe?

2. Exploring County Kerry Ireland | Ring of Kerry and Beyond

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

4. At the bar - Jane Seymour Lights Up Johnnie Fox's pub in the Dublin mountains With Irish Dancing.

5. Around The Web: - Northern Lights Dazzle Ireland in Rare Display, Six Galway Restaurants Ranked Among World's Best by Famous Foodie, Discover Meath: Ireland’s Royal County of Ancient Wonders and Scenic Beauty. and more

6. Experiences Likely To Sell Out

7. From Social Media -  The Irish Mammy

8. Irish Food You Will Love - Nothing Like A Fry Up From An Irish Mammy!

9. The Craic - You Have No Idea

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Where And What Is The Gap of Dunloe?

Separating the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range in the west, from the Purple Mountain Group range in the east is the Gap of Dunloe, a narrow mountain pass forged by glacial flows.

It is one of Kerry’s most popular tourist destinations and part of the famous Ring of Kerry scenic route.

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Exploring County Kerry Ireland | Ring of Kerry and Beyond

Ireland, known for its awe-inspiring landscapes and deep cultural roots, has consistently enchanted travelers. In a recent poll conducted by the Love Ireland Facebook Group, the Ring of Kerry emerged as one of Ireland's premier tourist destinations.

Let's delve into what makes the Ring of Kerry so special and embark on a journey to uncover the myriad of captivating sights and experiences this remarkable region has to offer.

Photo by Nils Nedel on Unsplash

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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

Jane Seymour Lights Up Johnnie Fox's pub in the Dublin mountains With Irish Dancing.

In a heartwarming display of joy and energy, legendary actress Jane Seymour was spotted dancing the night away at the iconic Johnnie Fox's pub, nestled in the scenic Dublin mountains. The 73-year-old star spent her Sunday evening enthusiastically learning traditional Irish dance, much to the delight of the packed pub crowd.

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Around The Web

County Donegal Ireland Things to See and Do

Welcome to County Donegal, a land of rugged beauty and rich cultural heritage located in the northwest corner of Ireland.

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery Certified as Autism- and Sensory-friendly

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery has made history by becoming the first taproom and brewery in Ireland to be certified as autism- and sensory-friendly by AsIAm, Ireland’s national autism charity.

Northern Lights Dazzle Ireland in Rare Display

In a rare and breathtaking display, the Northern Lights lit up the skies over Ireland last night, offering residents across the country a dazzling spectacle of pink and green hues. Social media was flooded with photos and videos of the natural phenomenon, as excited stargazers captured the ethereal illuminations dancing above.

Six Galway Restaurants Ranked Among World's Best by Famous Foodie

Galway has firmly placed itself on the global culinary map after six of its eateries were named among the world's best by renowned Canadian food and travel writer Raymond Cua

Ireland’s Burren: A Stark Beauty in the Emerald Isle

Ireland, often referred to as the Emerald Isle, is renowned for its verdant landscapes. A popular saying claims that its countryside contains “40 shades of green,” and those travelling across the island may find themselves counting the myriad hues.

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

The Irish Mammy

And YouTube

For More From Social Media:

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Nothing Like A Fry Up From An Irish Mammy!

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

You Have No Idea

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