Lucky I'm Irish!

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Move To Ireland From America

Moving To Ireland From America

10 Reasons You Should Move to Ireland

10 Reasons You Should Move to Ireland.

Kinsale (Country Cork / Ireland)

Kinsale - the 'gourmet capital' of ireland, loads of fantastic restaurants in a beautiful small town.

Oh The Places Youll Go

Pretty Places

Dream Vacations

Cork, Ireland * night, moon, city, light

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Ireland

Ireland | Bock-Schroeder

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Irish Architecture

St Patrick's Cathedral

1860 – St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh | Architecture @ Archiseek.com

St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, Ireland https://www.facebook.com/IrelandOfAThousandWelcomes

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Ireland Irish Sign Rustic Cedar Sign Irish Décor by TheCelticLass

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Castle Hotels In Ireland

Ashford Castle Hotel in Ireland

Ashford Castle - wow, this is a hotel where you can actually stay in Ireland!!

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The Skelligs

The Skelligs, Ring of Kerry. Be warned: these spectacular pinnacles of rock soaring out of the sea will haunt you for days.

Blue Pueblo

Connemara National Park, Ireland photo via tara - Blue Pueblo

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Blarney Castle Ireland

Cursed Blarney Castle

Cursed Blarney Castle Most people associate Blarney Castle in County Cork in Ireland with the Blarney stone, which when kissed gives people “the gift of gab.” But this castle is also believed to have a real curse. The Legend Comac MacCarthy, one of Ireland’s great chieftains built Blarney Castle around 1446. Despite the fact Comac fought with the English-- against the local FitzGeralds, Queen Elizabeth l sent an envoy, the Earl of Leicester to claim his lands and rights. Legend states ...

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