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Living In Ireland, Then And Now

February 26, 2015 by Irish American Mom 4 Comments

Monument on the Grand Parade in Cork City Ireland

Life in Ireland has changed significantly over the past 150 years.  Old images relate stories of the past to us, but have you ever wondered how specific locations in Ireland might have changed with the passing of time? In today’s post a Cork Photographer tells of his experiences in recreating some of the region’s most […]

Filed Under: Irish Life, Ramblings Tagged With: Cork, Cork City, County Cork, Guest Post, ireland, Ireland in Days Gone By, Ireland In The Past, Irish Life, Land and Culture, Lessons For Tourists, Ramblings

Ireland’s Arched Bridges

January 7, 2015 by Irish American Mom 12 Comments

Marshallstown Bridge over the River Funcheon near Kildorrery, County Cork, Ireland

Arched stone bridges remind me of Ireland. Dotted around the countryside, they span Ireland’s many streams and rivers. I love these old bridges. They seem to tell stories of days long gone, and the many generations who passed over their arches in centuries past. Image Credit Enduring testaments to the skills of Irish and English […]

Filed Under: Land and Culture, Lessons for Tourists, Symbols of Ireland Tagged With: Cork, Donegal, ireland, Irish Life, Land and Culture, Lessons For Tourists, Ramblings, Roscommon, What I Miss About Ireland, Why Tourists Love Ireland

Ireland’s Thirty-Two Counties

January 25, 2012 by Irish American Mom 6 Comments

Colored county map of Ireland

When two Irishmen meet the first question asked is usually:   “What county are you from?”   Irishmen find identity in their county of origin, always believing their county to be the best.  No matter where an Irishman wanders across the globe, his heart sings when he connects with a fellow Irishman, and especially a […]

Filed Under: Ireland - County By County, Lessons for Tourists Tagged With: 32 Counties, Antrim, Armagh, Cavan, Clare, Cork, Derry, Donegal, Down, dublin, Ireland - County By County, Kilkenny, Laois, Lessons For Tourists, Places to see in Ireland, Touring Ireland

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