Would You?

Quit Your Job. Book a One-Way to Ireland. Never Look Back?

Dear Ireland,
They say you never truly leave the place that raised your heart.
Even from across oceans, your stone walls, your windswept cliffs,
your rain that taps like memory on the windows of the soul—
they follow us.
We carry your stories in our surnames, your music in our bones,
and your kindness in the way we greet strangers.
Every morning, we open our inbox not just for news—
but for a whisper from home.
From you.

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In today’s email:

• Quit Your Job. Book a One-Way to Ireland. Never Look Back.

• From Our Love Ireland Community - We’re Kin

• Commander Chris Hadfield Sings “Danny Boy” in Ireland: A Cosmic Rendition

• Can You Answer The Travel Quizzer Question of The Day?

• At the bar - Historic Pubs in Dublin: A Tour Through Time

• Around The Web: ‘Can I take my dog to Northern Ireland?’ - New pet passport to apply within weeks,Ireland's brand new floating water park with obstacle courses, slides, Off the Tourist Trail, and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media - Sweet Molly Malone

• Irish Food You Will Love - Welcome to the Table, New Friends

• The Craic - All The Silent Dreamers

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Quit Your Job. Book a One-Way to Ireland. Never Look Back.

There’s a road that calls to all of us—quiet, green, and half-covered in mist.

Some days, we dream of taking it. Walking away from the screens and the meetings and the noise. Leaving behind the clocks, the inboxes, the “maybe someday.”

And instead…

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Sounds mad, doesn’t it? But maybe it’s the only sane thing left. - Would You? ( hit reply and tell us )

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From Our Love Ireland Community

The Love Ireland Facebook Group is a community of 1.2 Million happy people!

Ireland - We’re Kin

Jeanmarie Henry McDonald

I cried every time I left!

Diane Gleason

I loved visiting Ireland

Debbie Winchell

Totally agree!!!

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Commander Chris Hadfield Sings “Danny Boy” in Ireland: A Cosmic Rendition

Commander Chris Hadfield, the renowned Canadian astronaut, has not only explored the depths of space but has also found himself immersed in the rich cultural tapestry of Ireland.

During his time living and working in the Emerald Isle, Hadfield shared a poignant moment that transcended the boundaries of Earth. In a captivating display of his musical talents, he sang the classic ballad “Danny Boy,” leaving an indelible mark on both space and Irish heritage.

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Love To Visit Ireeland

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🌟 Do You Know The Answer? - Travel Quizzer is Here!

Are you ready to prove your travel smarts? Don’t miss the chance to play the hottest new trivia game for travel lovers!

Here’s a taste:

Which Irish town is famously known as the “Gateway to Connemara” and is home to Ireland’s only fjord?

A. Dingle
B. Clifden
C. Cong
D. Leenane

Think you know? Don’t wait—thousands of trivia buffs are already hooked. Play Travel Quizzer now!

Answer to yesterday’s question: - The Irish name for Cong is Conga, or more fully Cúnga Fheichín. This name translates to "Saint Feichin's narrows" and refers to the narrow isthmus where the village of Cong is located.

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At The Bar

Historic Pubs in Dublin: A Tour Through Time

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“Crowned in Stone”

Atop the hill in Tipperary, the wind still whispers like it remembers the crown.

The Rock of Cashel wasn’t just built — it was raised by stories.
By saints and warriors, by scribes and kings.

You can walk among the ruins,
but don’t be surprised if you feel watched —
not by ghosts, but by memory.

Because some places weren’t made to be visited.
They were made to be returned to.

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Around The Web

Ireland weather: Next mini-heatwave 'confirmed' as rain vanishes in shock Met Eireann forecast

Ireland has enjoyed a stunning stretch of weather recently, with parts of the country basking in unseasonably warm conditions.

Ireland takes the stage: Culture Ireland brings top talent to the National Celtic Folk Festival

Get ready to raise a glass and hit the dance floor—The National Celtic Folk Festival is turning up the heat in 2025 with a celebration of culture, music

‘Can I take my dog to Northern Ireland?’ - New pet passport to apply within weeks

Dogs, cats and ferrets travelling to Northern Ireland from GB will need a new pet travel document from June 4.

Ireland's brand new floating water park with obstacle courses, slides and more

Get ready to soak up the sun and dive into some outdoor fun! Looking for a splash-tastic way to entertain the kids in the sunshine?

Explore Narnia or Walk With a Saint on These 5 Northern Ireland Treks

Trek alongside basalt cliffs, through lush meadows, and between tiny towns on these Northern Ireland hikes.

Off the Tourist Trail

These are the places where the pace slows, the crowds thin, and the stories grow richer with every crooked street corner and moss-covered wall. Stepping off the tourist trail means stepping into the Ireland of folklore and family roots—the one that’s still woven with the sound of a fiddle in a fire-lit pub, the scent of turf smoke, and neighbours who still greet you by name even if they just met you. For those seeking connection rather than spectacle, these villages offer a rare kind of hospitality—one that isn’t rehearsed, but real. While Ireland’s iconic landmarks like the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry hold undeniable charm, the true soul of the country lives quietly in its lesser-known villages.

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Don’t Let Your Ireland Trip End In Tears

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!

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From Social Media

Sweet Molly Malone

And YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love

Welcome to the Table, New Friends

In the last few weeks, thousands of new cooks, bakers, and Irish food lovers have joined this group—and we want to say a warm, hearty welcome.

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

All The Silent Dreamers

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