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Saint Patrick's Day Essentials
While St Patrick’s Day wasn't traditionally a time to exchange a lot of Irish gifts, it’s as good a time as any to treat yourself and your family to something...
Saint Patrick's Day Essentials
While St Patrick’s Day wasn't traditionally a time to exchange a lot of Irish gifts, it’s as good a time as any to treat yourself and your family to something Irish. However you are celebrating our most famous patron saint this year,...
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The 12 Days of Christmas in Ireland
When do the Irish celebrate Christmas? Typically from mid-November until early January. In Ireland, we have more than 12 days of Christmas...
The 12 Days of Christmas in Ireland
When do the Irish celebrate Christmas? Typically from mid-November until early January. In Ireland, we have more than 12 days of Christmas...
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Irish Gifts of Romance
In Ireland, for those in love, the period between Christmas and St. Valentine’s Day has a special power. It’s peak season for proposals! Discover more about Irish Gifts of Romance...
Irish Gifts of Romance
In Ireland, for those in love, the period between Christmas and St. Valentine’s Day has a special power. It’s peak season for proposals! Discover more about Irish Gifts of Romance...
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Two Irish Christmas Symbols Explained
In December, homes of Ireland are festive with decorations modern and traditional. Among them are a couple of Irish Christmas symbols with deep meaning. Here’s the story behind some popular...
Two Irish Christmas Symbols Explained
In December, homes of Ireland are festive with decorations modern and traditional. Among them are a couple of Irish Christmas symbols with deep meaning. Here’s the story behind some popular Irish Christmas decorations.
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Lughnasa: The Irish Festival Celebrating the Fi...
Summer is in full swing, with no real sign of autumn approaching, so it seems a strange time for a harvest festival. But Lughnasa, which is generally considered to be...
Lughnasa: The Irish Festival Celebrating the Fi...
Summer is in full swing, with no real sign of autumn approaching, so it seems a strange time for a harvest festival. But Lughnasa, which is generally considered to be on August 1st, is the festival of the first fruits. In Ireland,...
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Trees Are Life: Irish Gifts with Deep Roots
The iconic tree of life motif appears on many Irish gifts from elegant Belleek pieces to earthy pottery to dazzling Celtic jewelry. Its branches sweep in an arch down to...
Trees Are Life: Irish Gifts with Deep Roots
The iconic tree of life motif appears on many Irish gifts from elegant Belleek pieces to earthy pottery to dazzling Celtic jewelry. Its branches sweep in an arch down to the roots, which curve up to complete the circle around the trunk....
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