Irish Wists & Traveling Roads

05/19/2017

Claudia Corrigan D'Arcy....check these out!

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01/05/2015

"On the bank of the River Maigue, Desmond's Castle is a reminder of Adare's importance in the early history of Ireland. These days, however, the village of Adare in County Limerick prides itself as being "Ireland's Prettiest Village". In the residential area, one side of the main street is lined with a connected row of thatched cottages, all having flower-filled front gardens. Further on in the commercial area, a vibrant range of solid colors has been freshly applied to the walls of a variety of pubs, shops and restaurants ----- clear evidence of great civic pride and cooperation."

On the bank of the River Maigue, Desmond's Castle is a reminder of Adare's importance in the early history of Ireland. These days, however, the village of Ad...

01/03/2015

A genuine Irish blessing.

On this, the first day of what will surely be a mad couple of weeks, here's my wish for you ...

(M)

10/10/2014

Shopping and eating in London - ideas for when you can't be in Ireland.

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09/28/2014

Friends and Central Perk introduced Ireland to the concept of the coffee shop. Today, business is booming with cafes dominating the high street. But which ones are best? Food writers Tony Clayton-Lea and Joe McNamee decide.

09/10/2014

Still missing the comedy of Dermot Morgan (Father Ted)

Dermot Morgan (31 March 1952 -- 28 February 1998) was an Irish comedian and actor. For educational purposes only: https://www.youtube.com/thedeathreport http...

05/06/2014

A practical guide by the VisitBritain Superblog on travel options to get from London to Scotland - by plane, car or train - and how long it will take

04/24/2014

Steps to Brewing a Proper Cup of Tea:

1. Boil water and DUNK tea bag.
2. FOLD bag in half against side of cup. Endeavor not to break the bag in this step.
3. SQUEEZE the hell outta that thing. (Americanized)
4. SQUASH the bag in a final bid for the tea.

This pro-cess should take approx. 1 to 1.5 mins. Add TWO sugars to the tea now and a gulp of British Whole Milk. Never earlier. Stir.

Note: Only the English and the Japanese know how to make tea. Sorry.
Synopsis: DUNK, FOLD, SQUEEZE, SQUASH.

03/20/2014

'It was built of stones ploughed out of the fields by men who knew how to raise them with their hands and to lock one stone to the next so each was firm.' ~ The House on an Irish Hillside by Felicity Hayes-McCoy

03/17/2014

(M) This is funny.

Thanks to Dan Piraro Bizarro Comics for sharing this.