Go Raibh Míle Maith Agat!
A Thousand Thank Yous To You!
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(Phonetic pronunciation of the Irish language phrase above is guh rev meel-ah mah ah-gut.)
Here's the free Irish Blessings Printable I promised. Simply click this link:
Free Irish Blessings Printable
What To Expect On My Blog:
On my website I plan to share recipes, ramblings and raffles about all things Irish and Irish American. I look forward to meeting you for a chat in the comment sections.
Feel free to join in our discussions, or simply read along.
Here's to continuing our Irish journey of discovery and celebrating our Irish heritage together!
Slán agus beannacht,
(Goodbye and blessings)
Irish American Mom
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