Six women going to Ireland. Buying lace, riding a horse or two?, hiking, sightseeing, and maybe even kissin’ the Blarney Stone.
We had a blast! To read all about it, start here:
Day 1
2010: I’m going again! see my preparations here: 2011 trip
Luck o\’ the Irish traveler
(no, not “that” traveler!) Been there and back; GREAT TRIP!!
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Alaska Blogs
Agriculture
crafts
- Acushla Crafts
- An-Grianan, Center for Lifelong Learning
- Burren Crafts
- Craft Ctrs & marketplaces
- Craft Ireland
- Crafts Council of Ireland
- Creative Workshops in West Cork
- Derryaun Crafts
- Hatmaking by Lina Stein
- Irish Art Compendium
- Irish Arts
- Irish Country Quilting
- Irish Craft Update
- Knit/fiber shops
- Siopa Eile
- START Magazine
- Temple Bar Cultural Trust (Dublin)
- Tuam Community Arts Group
Edie-must see
- Art Ireland
- Book of Kells
- Burren – Fanore – Fán Ór – The Golden Slope
- Burren Tours
- Burren-Ballyvaughan
- Burren-Doolin
- Burren-general info
- Burren-history
- Burren-natural attractions
- Derryaun Crafts
- Fermoy, Co. Cork
- Hickey Fabrics
- Ideal Fabric
- Irish Linen Guild
- Kenmare Lace
- Roisin Cross
- Studio 54 – fabric & haberdashery needs
- Temple Bar Cultural Trust (Dublin)
- Threads of Green
- Visit Dublin
- Visit Ennis
- What to do in County Clare
Edie-probably see
embroidery
Irish Quilting
listen
Maps
March events
Misc.
- Connemara Tourism
- Counties Cork & Kerry
- Culture Night 2007
- Discover Ireland
- Driving distances (in miles & km)
- Fermoy, Co. Cork
- Ice Cream Ireland
- Inishboffin
- Ireland Local
- Irelandlogue
- Irish Accomodations (&muchMOre!)
- Irish Blogs
- Irish car rental
- Irish Tourist
- Irish travel blogs
- Let’s visit Innishboffin Is.
- LiveIreland.com
- Planning your visit
- Ring of Kerry
- Visit Ennis
- What to do in County Clare
- What’s up in Ranelagh
- Who’s going to Ireland?
museums
Newspapers
Passport/Details
scenic
textiles
- Avoca Handweavers
- Designs by Bonzie
- Dress Fabrics Direct
- Fabric Gallery Ltd.
- Ferguson’s Irish Linen
- Hickey Fabrics
- Ideal Fabric
- Irish Craft Assoc./Suppliers
- Irish Linen Guild
- Just Cotton
- Linda McKay
- Roisin Cross
- Studio 54 – fabric & haberdashery needs
- Textile tour
- The Crafter’s Basket
- Threads of Green
Luck o\' the Irish traveler 
Ireland is by far one of the most beautiful and diverse countries that I’ve been to. The guys at http://www.irishtourism.com where of great help planning all of my vacations to this majestic island.
By: Maxxiss on October 13, 2010
at 2:15 pm