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Our Patron Saint’s Famous Cathedral
In the center of Ireland’s capital city sits one of the country’s most famous churches – Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. Discover more here
Our Patron Saint’s Famous Cathedral
In the center of Ireland’s capital city sits one of the country’s most famous churches – Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. Discover more here
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The Legend of St. Brigid’s Cape
Saint Brigid’s Day is February 1st. Discover the legend of her Cape, and find all about why we celebrate Brigid and the St. Bridget's Cross
The Legend of St. Brigid’s Cape
Saint Brigid’s Day is February 1st. Discover the legend of her Cape, and find all about why we celebrate Brigid and the St. Bridget's Cross
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Shades of Patrick
As the world celebrates Ireland’s patron saint, it is a grand time to take a closer look at the name Patrick. Discover more...
Shades of Patrick
As the world celebrates Ireland’s patron saint, it is a grand time to take a closer look at the name Patrick. Discover more...
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Celebrating Shamrock Season in Style
In March it seems everyone loves the shamrock. This tiny green plant seems to sprout everywhere for St. Patrick’s Day. But how did this humble leaf get such a big...
Celebrating Shamrock Season in Style
In March it seems everyone loves the shamrock. This tiny green plant seems to sprout everywhere for St. Patrick’s Day. But how did this humble leaf get such a big role?
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Exploring Ireland’s Churches
Find out about the importance of the church in Ireland and how Irish churches are treasure trove for anyone tracing their roots.
Exploring Ireland’s Churches
Find out about the importance of the church in Ireland and how Irish churches are treasure trove for anyone tracing their roots.
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The Deeper Meaning behind the St. Patrick’s Day...
Before parades Patrick was a patron saint who was celebrated by attending mass. Today's St. Patrick's Day Festivities have lost this spiritual dimension.
The Deeper Meaning behind the St. Patrick’s Day...
Before parades Patrick was a patron saint who was celebrated by attending mass. Today's St. Patrick's Day Festivities have lost this spiritual dimension.
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