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IV Guinness Couple After Guinness Which Produce Guinness Babies Between all his time brewing and fighting for the welfare of the Irish working class, Arthur somehow managed to find some time between the sheets with his wife, Olivia Whitmore. Arthur and Olivia must have taken the Biblical adage of be fruitful as they had been […]
Step back in time with these retro dishes, part of the 100 years of Irish Food celebrations at next weekend’s Galway Food Festival. Now in its fifth year, the festival will run across Galway city and county from March 24 to 28. To mark the centenary celebrations of the 1916 Rising, festival organisers have […]
Seven is a magic number in many beliefs and it is also the amount of the interesting facts that I’ve found about the most famous Irishman. I Alcohol in Blood Arthur Guinness was born into a family of brewers. His father Richard was the personal brewer for a protestant archbishop. This was a time […]
Everybody knows somebody who has been in Rome, Paris or London. A lot of us has been there ourselfs. Hopefuly, list of interesting places doesn’t finish on these most famous places. Valetta Malta’s oldest fort, Fort St Angelo, and the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum – an incredible burial complex cut into rock – are some […]
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Eddie Izzard has completed his challenge in South Africa to run 27 marathons in 27 days for Sport Relief. The 27 marathons were intended to reflect the 27 years Mr Mandela had spent in prison before becoming South Africa’s first black president. “That was very, very tough” – said Izzard after the end […]
Is where I’m studying. That sounds like a very good life, doesn’t it ? We were celebrating St. Patrick’s day last week and it was not a good time for our wallets. They suffered more than Greece’s economy and penguins on a warm holidays in Athens. What’s worse is that the St. Patrick’s day parade […]
The Shamrock Perhaps an unofficial symbol of Ireland the Shamrock has held meaning to most of Ireland’s historic cultures. Druids believed the Shamrock was a sacred plant that could ward off evil. The Celtics believed the Shamrock had mystical properties due to the plant’s tree heart-shaped leaves. The Celtics believed that tree was a sacred […]
Less people know them than think that you are The US president. Irish people are the biggest phone internet users in the western world. A third of all web access there comes from handsets. Ireland is : the third biggest island in the European continent. a neutral nation with “Triple Lock” policies regulating the involvement […]
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