Quote: “I saw a fleet of fishing boats. I flew down almost touching the craft and yelled at them, asking if I was on the right road to Ireland. Maybe they didn’t hear me. Maybe I didn’t hear them. Or maybe they thought I was just a crazy fool.”- Charles Lindbergh
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The Wren Day Lives on in County Kerry
Christmas is just around the corner. They’ll soon be dancing on St. Stephen’s Day in Dingle
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Two City Slickers in Donegal
Even if you’re Irish, moving to the remote Northwest involves some culture shock. A personal history.
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Just an Intimate Little Castle
Belleek Castle, in County Mayo, has authentic style and passageways to all sorts of hidden rooms.
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West Cork’s New Heaven for Food Tourists
A new specialty food industry has sprung up, bringing all kinds of culinary treats to West Cork, and helping to preserve its rural feeling.
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Off-Road in Connemara
On the way to Clifden, try a detour to some very unusual beaches or take the "sky drive" along the rugged Atlantic
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A Gardener’s Masterpiece Near Galway
Ardcarraig is a rare garden beauty in an impossible landscape. Also: Wren's Wood - A Wicklow Garden in Stone.
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Ancient Stones and Modern Fears
An American photojournalist finds old beliefs live on about ring forts and fairies
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Fun Fact: “Beyond the Pale”, an expression used to describe outrageous behavior, originated in Ireland in the 14th century. The Pale was the area of Ireland under heavy British control. People living in areas outside it were considered wild and outlandish. Click here for more fun facts.

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The Mayor Will Rock You Now
Baltimore’s rock n’ roll Irish-American mayor may be headed for a bigger stage
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That's all for the moment! Until next time, let me know if you've got a great story to tell about Ireland at bob@ireland-fun-facts.com.

Slan,
Robert Sullivan