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We Are Looking For Ireland's Person Of The Year

Who would be Ireland’s person of the year? It’s time to cast your vote and add your pick to the list.

In today’s email: 

  • We Are Looking For Ireland’s Person Of The Year
  • Shane Macgowan’s Family Dances To “Fairytale Of New York” At His Funeral As It Storms To No 1 On The Irish Charts
  • Don’t Forget Your Gift
  • At the bar –    The Front Door Pub
  • Guest Bloggers Wanted
  • Around The Web: Titanic Belfast: Things you may not have known about the iconic tourist attraction, County Fermanagh Famous For Lakes And Waterways and more
  • Experience of the day – Walking and Tasting Tour of Galway City
  • Irish Word of the Day – cairdiúil
  • From Social Media – Aran Islands
  • Irish Food You Will Love – Sunday Dinner
  • The Craic –  The Gardiner Brothers’ Irish Twist on Billy Jean: What Would Michael Jackson Say?

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We Are Looking For Ireland’s Person Of The Year

Every year, Time Magazine in the United States selects an individual who has made a significant impact on global events just before Christmas. In a recent announcement, the renowned publication named global superstar Taylor Swift as the Person of the Year for 2023, recognizing her achievement after her Eras tour set new box office records.

The Time award seeks to identify the person who has had the most profound influence on global events each year, and the magazine is known for its occasionally controversial choices. Notable selections include Donald Trump after his election as US President in 2016 and Adolf Hitler in 1938, following his annexation of Austria.

Now, the question arises: Who would be Ireland’s person of the year? It’s time to cast your vote and add your pick to the list.

We Are Looking For Ireland's Person Of The Year

Shane Macgowan’s Family Dances To “Fairytale Of New York” At His Funeral As It Storms To No 1 On The Irish Charts

Shane MacGowan, the lead singer of The Pogues, was given a special and heartfelt farewell at his funeral in County Tipperary. The ceremony, held in the town of Nenagh, brought together hundreds of people who wanted to say their final goodbyes to the legendary songwriter, who passed away at the age of 65.

The church in Nenagh was filled to the brim with friends, family, and fans who gathered both inside and outside to honour MacGowan’s memory. Among those present were some of his famous friends, including Nick Cave, Johnny Depp, and Bob Geldof, adding to the star-studded farewell.

One of the most unique and touching moments of the funeral was when MacGowan’s family decided to pay tribute to him in a special way. During the ceremony, they chose to dance to “Fairytale of New York,” one of The Pogues’ most iconic songs. The emotional and spirited dance became a symbol of celebration, commemorating MacGowan’s life and contributions to the world of music.

Shane Macgowan's Family Dances To "Fairytale Of New York"

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At The Bar

At the heart of Galway’s social scene, The Front Door Pub is one of the city’s most popular late bars

Galway Bar

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Ireland's Treasures

Around The Web

Storm Fergus leaves destruction as warnings end

Emergency services were called to a village in Co Leitrim after high winds flattened trees, ripped a roof off a building and scattered debris on a street.

Rugby-Former Ireland and Lions great Syd Millar dies aged 89

Former Ireland prop and British and Irish Lions player, coach and manager Syd Millar died on Sunday aged 89

Majority of Irish people support abolishing 1c and 2c coins

It is estimated there are over 1.1 billion 1c coins in circulation in Ireland as well as almost 824 million 2c coins

Camden Fort will open to tourists in 2024 after staying closed this summer

Great news for the coastal village of Crosshaven who will welcome visitors back to the popular attraction.

Titanic Belfast: Things you may not have known about the iconic tourist attraction

Titanic Belfast has been widely acknowledged as Northern Ireland’s top tourist attractions and one of the most popular visitor sites in Europe,

Limerick harpist on top of the world after record-breaking performance on Mount Kilimanjaro

An Irish harpist has received confirmation that her world record bid to play a concert on the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro was a success.

County Fermanagh Famous For Lakes And Waterways

Welcome to County Fermanagh, a region renowned for its stunning lakes and waterways that paint a picturesque backdrop for exploration. 

Known for more than just its captivating landscapes, Fermanagh beckons with a rich tapestry of history and outdoor adventures. 

Let’s embark on a journey to discover the natural beauty and cultural gems that define this remarkable county.

County Fermanagh
Photo by K. Mitch Hodge on Unsplash

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Chicago is now open for walk-ins

This may be your best opportunity to visit Chicago’s recently opened Guinness Open Gate Brewery in the West Loop if you’ve been wanting to do so.


Experience of the day

2.5 Hour Walking and Tasting Tour of Galway City

Learn all about Galway as you walk, talk and taste your way through the city with our expert local guide. Discover the hidden gems of the city, hear noteworthy stories and soak up the culture of our home.

The Walking Talking Tasting Tour of Galway

Irish Word of the Day

cairdiúil – friendly

How to pronounce cairdiúil

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From Social Media

Famous for their wild landscapes and pretty cottages, it’s easy to see why the Aran Islands are considered by National Geographic to be one of the world’s top island destinations! Inis Oírr, Aran Islands

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Aran Islands

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Irish Food You Will Love

Sunday Dinner

Irish Dinner

The Gardiner Brothers’ Irish Twist on Billy Jean: What Would Michael Jackson Say?

Imagine if the legendary song “Billy Jean” by Michael Jackson got a touch of Irish magic. Well, that’s exactly what the amazing Gardiner brothers did with their dance cover! Let’s dive into the world of dance and imagine what the King of Pop himself might think about this fantastic twist.

Irish Twist on Billy Jean

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Secure Your Dream Irish Experience Before It’s Gone!

Planning a trip to Ireland? Don’t let sold-out tours or packed attractions spoil your journey. Iconic experiences like visiting the Cliffs of Moher, exploring the Rock of Cashel, or enjoying a guided walk through Ireland’s ancient past often sell out quickly—especially during peak travel seasons.

Booking in advance guarantees your place and ensures you can fully immerse yourself in the rich culture and breathtaking scenery without stress or disappointment. You’ll also free up time to explore Ireland’s hidden gems and savour those authentic moments that make your trip truly special.

Make the most of your journey—start planning today and secure those must-do experiences before they’re gone!

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