The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish ring, which represents love, loyalty, and friendship. It is originally from the Irish fishing town of Claddagh, located outside the old walls of Galway, which is now incorporated into the city of Galway.
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The 1st Battalion, 69th Infantry Regiment New York – Seeks support for the Annul Fighting Soldiers Ball. The 69th Infantry Regiment, or the “Fighting 69th” both historically and presently embodies the melding of Irish-American Culture, they guard and preserve the precious Irish American cultural traditions that have developed through their long and distinguished history. Their
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The Irish Wolfhound. The most famous of all the Irish breeds the Irish Wolfhound has an instantaneous association with Ireland no matter where they live in the world. They are magnificent and beautiful dogs with a mystical look in their eyes. Dating back to ancient Ireland, these wonderful animals have withstood the test of time
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It is said that hurling was first introduced to Ireland in about 1200 BC when our Celtic Ancestors came to Ireland and it is mentioned in Ancient Laws of Ireland, The Brehon Law. Hurling has been played for over 3000 years.
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What is Poitin? Poitin can be spelled in many different ways Poitin, Potcheen or Potheen. Poitin is a traditional Irish high percentage distilled drink. It is referred to as An Uisce Beatha or Holy Water and is Irish Moonshine. It derived its name from how it is distilled in small pots, in Irish Pota. A
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