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Crafting Spirits in Kerry (opens the original)
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By definition, a craft spirit is âan artisanal alcoholic beverage produced in small batches by independent distilleries.â The makers emphasize quality, unique flavors, and traditional production methods and, as I discovered during a recent visit to County Kerry, a strong sense of place. Nothing screams âKillarneyâ more than the name Muckross â fifteenth century Muckross Abbey, nineteenth century Muckross House, Gardens, & Farm, and twentieth century Muckross Park Hotel, to name just a
For Yummy Fall Desserts, Bake Some Fruit (opens the original)
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For Yummy Fall Desserts, Bake Some Fruit  The calendar might read âSeptember,â but Iâm not quite ready to jump into all-things pumpkin. Iâm very ready, though, to bake some late-season peaches and just-picked apples and pears and fill them with ingredients ranging from crunchy almond cookies to tangy blue cheese. Baked-stuffed fruits are a reliable, old-fashioned dessert that never seems to go out of fashion â theyâre delicious for breakfast, too! Sign up today to get daily, up-to-d
Searching for Ceramics in South Kerry (opens the original)
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The directions to Fermoyle Pottery in Ballinskelligs, South Kerry, were vague at best. I read that it was âhidden up a narrow laneway just off the Cahirsiveen Roadâ; someone else told me, âItâs not too far from the main R567 Skellig Ring Roadâ; and a charming woman out walking her dog suggested I go to the chocolate factory (Skelligs Chocolate, St. Finianâs Bay, The Glen), inquire there, âand donât forget thereâs free chocolate tasting.â Perfect. Thanks. Sign up today to get
Make the most of summer berries (opens the original)
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If youâre looking for some colorful, easy-to-assemble desserts to round out the summer, look no further than your nearest farmersâ market or grocery produce department for pints of fresh blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries. Choose your favorite berry or a mix of all three for crunchy bars, upside-down cake, or sweet pastry-topped cobbler that you can eat as-is or scoop into goblets. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views from Irish America.  Irish cooks love a good tr
Rambling Round the Ring, Part 2 (opens the original)
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The Ring of Kerry, the 110-mile coastal route (N70) around the Iveragh Peninsula, is one of the most popular driving routes in all of Ireland. There’s evidence of the region's unique heritage and culture everywhere, from standing stones to beehive huts and stone circles, and the natural beauty of the region often comes with descriptors like “scene stealing” and “breathtaking.” Both seem inadequate when you see the area in person, especially If you venture off the route to tour the Skellig Ring (
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