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A Truly Irish St. Patrick’s Day
There's no place like Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Here are a few...
Climbing Croagh Patrick: Elevation 2,507 Feet
Climbing Croagh Patrick was no easy feat. Especially because I'm terrified of...
8 Best Irish Images From a Point-And-Shoot
Cheap digital cameras can capture Ireland's natural beauty. Ireland's coastline...
Rural Ireland: Rope Bridge and Giants Causeway
Many visitors to Ireland don't make it past Dublin, but if you do head for a...
Guinness Brewery Tour and Taste Testing
From grain to glass, you get a full fledged tour of the beer making process at...
Dublin Snowfall, Irish Dancing and Bar Life
Dublin in January is normally cold, but it never snows, so this year's 3 inch...
Guinness No-Food Diet
I couldn’t resist. I submitted an application to the Ireland preseminar...
3 Things to Love About Ireland
People always say the grass isn’t greener on the other side. I say that...
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