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The Claddagh Ring
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Saint Valentine, Love and the Irish Connection
The month of February has long been associated with romance, as flowers, cards, candy and gifts are exchanged between sweethearts in the name of St. Valentine, the patron saint of love. But who is this mysterious saint, why the celebration in his name and what does he have to do with Ireland?
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by Mick O'Dwyer - A couple walks through Dublin's picturesque Phoenix Park.
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Tips To Add Romance To Your Ireland Experience
Just in time for Valentine's Day, we share some great ideas to add romance to your trip to Eire. Whether you are looking for fairytale castles or passionate walks on the beach, we have everything you need for a memorable moment with someone special no matter what your budget may be.
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Dinner In A Manor House
We couldn't afford to stay in a castle, but we did splurge and had an amazing dinner at a old manor house. It was the best meal of my life, and the setting was so gorgeous. – Shannon, Palm Springs, CA
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Irish Fireside subscribers, Pat and Thelma Godin at Kells Friary in County Kilkenny.
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A Dream Come True
An Irish Fireside listener spends this Valentine's Day reliving the highlights and the romance of her journey to Ireland with her husband. They spent ten days exploring the beauty and mystery of the land her ancestors left behind.
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Just For Honeymooners
My daughter let her B&B hosts know she and her husband were on their honeymoon when she made reservations. Each host had something special waiting for the newlyweds when they arrived.
– Rhonda, St. Louis, MO
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Rosie McCaffrey
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The Irish Fireside Chats With An Irish Matchmaker, Rosie McCaffery
This month, the Irish Fireside sits down to chat with Irish Matchmaker Rosie McCaffrey. Rosie shares a bit about her life and the secrets of matchmaking in the 21st Century.
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DART To Malahide
After two days in Dublin, my girlfriend and I took the DART (train) to Malahide. We loved the views of the ocean and then had a romantic stroll around the grounds of the castle.
– Bart, Johnson Creek, WI
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