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You love Ireland, but it’s hard to feel close to it from far away. We understand — Ireland lives in your heart. That’s why we created the daily Love Ireland Newsletter. Every morning, you’ll feel more connected to the places, stories, and moments you love
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How The Cliffs Of Moher Were Formed (opens the original)
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Dear Ireland,Most people standing at the Cliffs of Moher are thinking about the view — the Atlantic, the wind, maybe the drop. Almost nobody's thinking about the fact that the stone beneath their feet was once mud at the bottom of a tropical sea, 300 million years before Ireland existed as we know it. Today's feature is the story written in that rock.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://www.viator.com/Ireland/d56-ttd?pid=P00051448&mcid=42
Ireland's White Lamb Stew (opens the original)
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Dear Ireland,There's a particular comfort in a white Irish lamb stew — neck of lamb, potatoes and pearl barley left to tick away on the stove until the whole kitchen smells of home. It's the supper our grandmothers made when the evenings drew in, and the one dish that, with a small glass of Irish whiskey warming beside it, still tastes like Ireland in autumn.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://www.viator.com/Ireland/d56-ttd?pid=P00051448&
Wicklow's Walks Most Dubliners Miss (opens the original)
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Dear Ireland,Drive forty minutes south of Dublin's quays and the city simply falls away — the road climbs, the bog opens out, and suddenly you're in a national park, standing above two dark lakes where monks built a whole city fifteen centuries ago. Wicklow is Dublin's back garden, and most Dubliners have never really walked it. This week, let's put that right.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://www.viator.com/Ireland/d56-ttd?pid=P00051448&a
Sleep In An Irish Castle (opens the original)
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Dear Ireland,There's a particular kind of morning you only get on an Irish estate: mist still lying on the parkland, the smell of leather and hay drifting from the stable yard, and a groom leading out a horse whose ancestors were bred on this very ground. Ireland has loved horses for three thousand years, and nowhere is that love easier to feel than from the saddle of a castle estate, before the tea has even gone cold.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" hr
The Dingle Peninsula Loop (opens the original)
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