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Main Street in Leixlip, County Kildare, with shopfronts and traffic lights

The Front Bar, Leixlip, County Kildare: A Pub with Real Character Worth Visiting

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Triangles of toast spread with beef dripping

Beef Dripping on Toast Recipe: The Old-Fashioned Irish Farmhouse Snack Worth Reviving

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Trim Castle, Ireland's largest Norman castle, rising above the River Boyne in County Meath — aerial view of the medieval fortress built in the 12th century

Trim Castle: Inside Ireland’s Largest Norman Castle

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A remote Donegal village overlooking the Atlantic coast, Ireland

Ireland’s Most Peaceful Villages: Where to Find Quiet Escapes in Connemara & Donegal

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Colourful houses along Galway waterfront, County Galway, Ireland

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Aerial view of the rugged Irish Atlantic coastline, Donegal, Ireland

The Ancient Irish Summer That Gave Farm Girls Their Own Kingdom on the Mountain

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