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If i was doin the list, I’d have put Hurley where the football is. Don’t know if there`s anything different about Irish football than football played elsewhere, but even though the rest of the world has Hockey, Hurley is preserved from the dream-time of IRELAND.>
may goodness be at you
is mise mehull
Love the A-Z list and am happy to say that I can tick off several of these from my visit in 2009. I am still trying to find a way to go again! ♥
I am one of the lucky ones as I live in Co Armagh and will be going to the Gaeltacht in Tir Chonaíll/Dún na nGall
Gura maitha dhuit
Yes
I will be going home sometime in the year ’14.
Wonderful post!!! I learnt so many things about Ireland!! I will come when the first chance arrives!
Love the list, Eoin. I didn’t have plans when you asked & now suddenly I find I’ll be going to Wales. Wales? But there is still a possibility that when I visit my son In London I can convince him we really need to go to Ireland. Where is not at all crucial. You can scarcely turn a corner in Ireland without discovering something wonderful.
Ann