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Irish American Mom

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Sea Stack Ascents Off The West Coast Of Ireland

July 3, 2017 by Irish American Mom 6 Comments

Sea Stack Ascents Off The West Coast Of Ireland

Join me on a journey today to some of Ireland’s most isolated places.  Since 2007 Iain Miller and his friends have been exploring and climbing sea stacks found dotted around the coastline of Ireland. Their favorite climbs lie along the spectacular coasts of counties Donegal and Mayo. And you all know how much I love […]

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Filed Under: Lessons for Tourists, Why Tourists Love Ireland Tagged With: Adventures in Ireland, County Donegal, County Mayo, Ireland's Coastline, Irish Scenery, Outdoor Activities in Ireland, Rock Climbing, Sea Adventures in Ireland, Sea Stacks, Things To Do In Ireland

Introducing “Fields of Rye” By Des Garvin

January 8, 2017 by Irish American Mom 10 Comments

Introducing “Fields of Rye” By Des Garvin

County Mayo is the setting for Des Garvin’s new book, Fields of Rye, based on the folklore and genealogy of Shrataggle and its surrounding villages. Two hundred years of family histories are shared, including stories of the two prominent families in the area, the Garvins and the O’Malleys.  Other family names from the area include the O’Tooles, […]

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Filed Under: Books, Entertainment, Genealogy, Irish Life Tagged With: County Mayo, Des Garvin, Fields of Rye, Ireland's Coastline, Irish Books, Irish Folklore, Irish Genealogy, Irish History, Irish Rural Life, Mattie Lennon, Shrattagle

Furrowed Fields

June 26, 2016 by Irish American Mom 31 Comments

Furrowed Fields

In the west of Ireland furrowed fields hug the coastline. Many a passer-by pays little to no attention to this ridged farmland, totally unaware these markings are the remnants of our ancestors’ toil. Referred to as lazy beds, these scars on the Irish countryside are evidence of an abandoned system of potato cultivation that once […]

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Filed Under: General, The Spud Saga Tagged With: Achill Island, County Galway, County Kerry, County Mayo, Furrowed Fields, Growing Potatoes, Irish History, Killary Harbor, Land and Culture, Lazy Beds, Lessons For Tourists, Potatoes, rural ireland, Slievemore, Spud Saga, Stories of our Ancestors, The Deserted Village, The Irish Famine

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