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Cheap pints for all | Irish Jaunt

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Cheap pints for all. April 4, 2012. Publin comes to town, paving the way for cheap drinks in Dublin’s Fair City. We interview founder John Geraghty about how he came up with the site and his favourite pubs. One thing I have always begrudged Dublin is how expensive pints can be here. If 4.50 is roughly average for a pint in Dublin, you’ll find that’s the top end ( 3.75) for most typical pubs in London. If you follow Publin’s Facebook page. Publin mastermind John Geraghty. Using Publin, you could easily en...

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Trad from Ballybunion | Ireland Blog

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Great images, great trad and a good story. While traveling through Ireland with Irish poet, James Kelly, we stopped in his home town of Ballybunion in County Kerry and visited his father. Later that day, inside DJ’s pub, papa Kelly sang a traditional Irish ballad in honor of his wayward son… I cut the song with some footage I shot of Ireland while traveling with James. 8211; Need sun in the winter? Trad from Ballybunion" was published on January 6th, 2010 and is listed in News. Laquo; Buy Irish Tweed Hat.

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Spud Sunday: Return Of The Lumper – The Daily Spud

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There's both eatin' and drinkin' in it. Spud Sunday: Return Of The Lumper. Monday, March 11, 2013. It’s a slippery slope, this ol’ Spud-Sunday-On-A-Monday business. Still, owing to the fact that yesterday (Sunday) was, in fact, an actual, real, live Spud Sunday, spent travelling to and from Rossinver, Co. Leitrim to the Organic Centre’s. Do we still have that? 8221; someone asked. The topic of conversation (as if you needed to ask) was spuds. Not just any old spuds, though, but Lumpers. Last Thursday, &#...

motorhomewild.co.uk

Knowing Your Pub etiquette - Motorhomewild

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Ireland News, Tips,Poi's etc. Welcome to Motorhomewild.co.uk. The ups and downs of wild camping. Towing with a Motorhome. Suppliers and Links Page. Irelands Biggest wild camping and LPG POI location map,. Knowing Your Pub etiquette. N Ireland camp sites. France Tips and Useful Sites. Advice for first timers in EU. Beginners Motorhome Tips to EU. More on Electrics abroad. French and EU sites, Aires for Rv's. Tax and duty on goods. England,Scotland and Wales. Welcome to Motorhomewild.co.uk. Do’s and don’ts;.

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Spud Sunday: An Spud-Off Mór – The Daily Spud

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There's both eatin' and drinkin' in it. Spud Sunday: An Spud-Off Mór. Sunday, July 14, 2013. One word to say it all:. Signage for the Spud-Off Mór at Tigh T.P.’s in Baile na nGall (Ballydavid) on the Dingle Peninsula. That’s pure true. That was T.P.’s response when it was suggested that the story he was spinning might be somewhat less than factual. I was in the West Kerry Gaeltacht. At the end of the Dingle Peninsula. TP, man of pure truth. You must know a fierce amount about potatoes if you’ve com...

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On Being Irish: A St. Patrick's Day Rant - BigTop Family

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Contact Me & Subscribe. Keeping my balls in the air is a full-time job! On Being Irish: A St. Patrick’s Day Rant. On Being Irish: A St. Patrick’s Day Rant. Do you want to know what chaps my pasty ass? Hey, if I want to celebrate my Irish ancestry; if I want to claim it; if I want to EMBRACE it, what the HELL does it matter to YOU? Because I wasn’t born in Ireland? Because I’m not fully immersed in Irish culture in every facet of my world? Because I don’t know how to speak Irish? I’m PROUD of my heritage&...

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Irish Cottage Pie

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Conquering My World, One Recipe at a Time. SRC: Irish Cottage Pie. December 5, 2011. For this month’s installment of the Secret Recipe Club. I decided to go a bit more savory with a delicious and easy meal option inspired by this recipe I found on my food blog assignment for the month at Paulchen’s Foodblog? Who is located in Vienna. I just loved what she had to say about the way she cooks in her about page. 8211; that is so me! Anyway, another familiar name for this type of dish. Really looked like was ...

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Galway – City, Sea and People | Ireland Blog

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Galway – City, Sea and People. This video really took me back it really portraits Galway. And the Irish how they are these days. Have to admit, it kind of made me miss Ireland. 8211; Galway Hotels. And Hostels in Galway. Galway – City, Sea and People" was published on February 17th, 2010 and is listed in Video. Follow comments via the RSS Feed. Laquo; Snow in Ireland. Comments on "Galway – City, Sea and People": 4 Comments. 8230;] – Video Portrait of Galway in Ireland […]. February 18th, 2010 at 1:18 pm.

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Spud Sunday: The Loy Of The Land – The Daily Spud

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There's both eatin' and drinkin' in it. Spud Sunday: The Loy Of The Land. Monday, August 12, 2013. Bord Bia Potato Champion 2013, David Curran, from Fethard, Co. Tipperary (centre) with John Donohue, Tullamore Show Horticulture Organiser (left) and Lorcan Bourke of Bord Bia (right). As far as one day agricultural events go in Ireland, the Tullamore Show. Except for spuds) to the mammoth potato sack race organised by Sam’s Potatoes. Sam’s Potatoes sack race. Getting close up to the loy. The loy is an old-...

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Spudless Sunday – The Daily Spud

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There's both eatin' and drinkin' in it. Monday, March 16, 2015. Those who have read this blog over the years will know that I have written about the Dave Langford/Dermot Carey heritage potato collection. Their 225 varieties of potato, including many rare, old varieties of Irish interest which, for many years, they have displayed and spoken about at events countrywide, have made for a wonderful educational resource, a living history and an important part of our food heritage. It’s an event presided ...