Posts Tagged ‘Emerald Isle’
Friday, October 23rd, 2009
Ireland is known for its unforgettable natural beauty and its charming towns and villages.
Taking the time to appreciate the vistas and changing panoramas of Ireland can be one of the keystones of an amazing holiday.
Figuring out the best ways to travel while in Ireland – whether by rail, car or bicycle – can open up new pleasures in sightseeing.
We’ve put together a great list of some fun and practical ways to navigate around Ireland – on any budget. We hope you’ll get a chance to experience Ireland in the near future. …continue reading The Best Ways To Travel In Ireland
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
Planning an Irish wedding can be a lot of fun for the bride and groom. The old traditions can be mixed with new, modern elements to create an unforgettable ceremony and reception!
If you’ve chosen Celtic engagement rings or wedding bands, this theme will be perfect for your nuptials. Guests can enjoy the timeless spirit of Irish hospitality, taking away memories to last a lifetime.
Here’s our list of top ten ways to have an Irish wedding! …continue reading Top Ten Ways To Have An Irish Wedding
Tags: Bailey's Irish Cream, Celtic interlace, Emerald Isle, engagement rings, guinness, Irish wedding, Pre-Raphaelite, Shamrocks, trinity love knots, wedding bands, wild rose
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Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
Everyone wants a beautiful wedding that is memorable, romantic, and meaningful. However, today’s weddings can cost a fortune.
Smart brides and grooms-to-be are always looking for ways to cut expenses without sacrificing quality and charm.
If you’re looking for a traditional Irish wedding that doesn’t break the bank, we can help! There are some fun ways to incorporate little touches of the Emerald Isle into your wedding, and some of them won’t cost too much.
Vows, toasts, verses, and music can add beauty and romance to your nuptials without putting a huge dent in your wedding budget. As well, wedding favors and unique centrepieces can reflect your Irish heritage without breaking the bank. …continue reading Affordable Irish Wedding Ideas
Tags: candles, Celtic music, centrepieces, Emerald Isle, engagement rings, Irish wedding, stencils, toasts, wedding favors, wedding vows
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
Many Irish legends are steeped in religion and the strong Christian belief system of the country’s past, but others are more charming, whimsical, and even funny.
In this post, we’ll take a lighthearted look at some fun Irish legends that still offer a fascinating look into the lore and culture of the Emerald Isle.
From lucky horseshoes, to crafty little leprechauns, to magic harps… Ireland’s storytelling tradition comes alive in these charming Irish legends…
Lucky Horseshoes – …continue reading A look at Fun Irish Legends
Tags: Christian, Emerald Isle, fun irish legends, Interlace, Irish wedding jewelry, Jennifer Aniston, Leprechaun, lucky horseshoes, magic harps, The Mists Of Avalon
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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009
Ireland has everything to offer its visitors: warm, friendly people, fun attractions and landmarks (both modern and ancient), and amazing architecture.
The Emerald Isle also features a series of natural wonders, each of them unique and unforgettable.
From the dramatic Cliffs of Moher, to the haunting beauty of The Burren (a limestone expanse that seems almost otherworldly), there are countless photo opportunities and memories to be made…
We’ve compiled a list of some of Ireland’s most striking natural wonders. If you’re planning a trip to this country, you’ll want to see as many of them as you possibly can. …continue reading Natural Wonders Of Ireland
Tags: claddagh ring, cliffs of moher, Emerald Isle, Irish jewelry, River Shannon, shamrock, Slieve Bloom, The Burren
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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009
Traveling to Ireland for your honeymoon can be a romantic and unforgettable experience. There are so many things to see and do in the Emerald Isle, some of them ideally suited to newlyweds.
In Irish, the word honeymoon is known as mi na meala, or “month of honey”.
Some couples choose Irish wedding rings on their special day because they wish to honor their heritage. This can be the beginnings of a desire to visit the Emerald Isle on their honeymoon.
If you’re considering a trip to Ireland after your wedding, you may be curious about where to stay and what attractions to visit during your honeymoon. …continue reading Irish Honeymoons
Tags: Christ Church Cathedral, Dromoland Castle, Emerald Isle, Irish honeymoons, Parknasilla Resort, Shrine To Saint Valentine, Southeast Ireland, vacation, Waterford Castle, wedding, Whitefriar Street Church
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Tuesday, September 15th, 2009
Planning the perfect Irish vacation can be a pleasure. The natural splendor of the Emerald Isle offers exquisite hiking, sightseeing, and the chance to see some amazing historic landmarks.
One of the most beautiful destinations in Ireland is the famed Dingle Way, where hikers can enjoy gorgeous vistas and centuries-old archaeological wonders.
Hiking in Dingle Bay can be the adventure of a lifetime. This one-of-a-kind trail reveals many different landscapes and evokes so many different emotions.
At 179 km, this extensive trail provides over a week of hiking, revealing glorious, soft fields of heather, perfect seascapes, and rare birds and other forms of wildlife.
Seeing the ancient landmarks, carved of stone and covered in mysterious symbols, can add a sense of magic and resonance to your journey. Some of the historic stone works you will encounter as you hike are 6000 years old. …continue reading Irish Vacations – The Beauty Of Dingle Way
Tags: celtic jewelry, Dingle Way, Emerald Isle, hiking, Mount Brandon, Ogham stones, rare birds, Southwest Ireland, spirals
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Friday, August 14th, 2009
The spiral is a powerful, recurrent symbol in Celtic culture. Its provenance can be traced back to the sixth century. But what does it really mean?
The mysteries of the curving, gentle lines of the Celtic whorl, or spiral, are a source of fascination for historians and laymen alike.
Over the centuries, this powerful, mystical symbol has been studied and, in time, its secrets have been revealed.
The spiral is related to life-force and to the journey of birth, death, and spiritual resurrection that is a tenet of the Christian faith. From its roots in the days of the Druids, the circular design has evolved, carrying with it a message of undying faith in the Divine Being. …continue reading The Celtic Spiral In Today’s Jewelry
Tags: Ardagh Chalice, Celtic whorls, charm bracelets, Christian, Druids, Emerald Isle, Ireland, jewelry, landmarks, newgrange, spirals, triskeles
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
A Tara’s Diary charm bracelet carries with it a series of symbols that mark the passage of time and all the meaningful milestones of life.
With the Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet, moments can be remembered with a series of Celtic charms that also honor your heritage.
Meaningful symbols and exquisite enamels combine to create a unique object of beauty that can change and evolve over time.
The first Tara’s Diary bracelet was created as a special reminder of life’s most poignant moments. …continue reading All About The Tara’s Diary Charm Bracelet
Tags: celtic, charm bracelet, Emerald Isle, Pandora's bracelet, Saint Patrick, Shamrocks, spirals, sterling silver, tara's diary, trinity love knots
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
Are you proud to be of Irish ancestry? Why not honor your heritage by choosing an Irish jewelry design that features the ancient symbols of your ancestors?
The Irish jewelry of today utilizes the delicate knot work and Shamrock symbols that make Irish art and folklore so fascinating.
As well, it offers the finest in handcrafted design. It is made by artisans in the Emerald Isle itself.
Since the sixth century, when the Insular Art movement began in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, the master metal workers of the British Isles have created works of great beauty. Today’s craftsmen honor the old traditions every time they create modern Irish jewelry designs. …continue reading Honor Your Heritage With A Little Touch Of Ireland
Tags: Ardagh Chalice, Book Of Kells, Emerald Isle, engagement ring, Insular Art Movement, Interlace, Irish jewelry, shamrock, Tara Brooch
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