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 Irish Language Information and Guide
Irish (Gaeilge) is a Goidelic language spoken in Ireland. The language is sometimes referred to in English as Gaelic (SAMPA: /"geIlIk/), Irish Gaelic, or Erse, but is more generally referred to in Ireland simply as the Irish language or simply Irish. Use of the term Irish also avoids confusion with Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig na h-Alba), the closely-related language spoken in Scotland and usually referred to in English as simply Gaelic (SAMPA: /"gAlIk/). Irish has recently received a degree of formal recognition in Northern Ireland, under the Good Friday Agreement alongside the varieties of Scots spoken in Northern Ireland. Visit this site to find out MORE...,
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 Irish Literature Information and Guide
For a comparatively small country, Ireland has made a disproportionate contribution to world literature in all its branches. The works that are best known outside the country are in English, but Irish Gaelic also has the most significant body of written literature, both ancient and recent, in any Celtic language, in addition to a strong oral tradition of legends and poetry. See also the main article on modern literature in Irish. Visit this site to find out MORE...,
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 Irish Poetry Information and Guide
The history of Irish poetry is complicated by the fact that since at least the 14th century it has been the history of two poetries, one in Irish language and the other in English language. The complex interplay between these two traditions, and between both of them and other poetries in English, has produced a set of traditions that are both rich and difficult for the outsider to follow. Visit this site to find out MORE...,
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 A Load of Blarney
Excerpt from the new book Hot Footing Around the Emerald Isle, the story of Ian Middleton's first ever journey around Ireland. Exerpt:"Blarney village is situated about eight kilometres north-west of Cork. The main attraction is the kissing of the Blarney Stone. Blarney Castle was built on solid limestone way back in 1446. Situated at the top of this castle is the fabled Blarney Stone. Kissing this stone is reputed to give you the gift of the gab, or talk blarney as the term goes. Queen Elizabeth I invented the term because of Lord Blarney's ability to talk endlessly for hours without ever actually agreeing to her demands......",
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 A poetry collection by Bernard Kennedy
Poetry site,with references to Ireland,Derek Jarman,Visual Photography. Love Poetry and political comment. Spiritual themes included.,
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 A Shattered Dream
A Shattered Dream is the true story of an Irishman's life-long dream to own a grocery shop in his home town of Athy, but when it became a reality it had soon turned to nightmare.,
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 Aine Greaney
A County Mayo author living in Massachusetts. Widely published in Ireland and the U.S.; also presents talks and workshops,
Contact:  8 Charles Street, Newburyport, MA 01950, USA, tel: 978-463-3599, fax: +353



 Angelique Armae
Award winning paranormal fiction from Irish-American author Angelique Armae aka M.A. duBarry. Site includes The Irish Vampyre tales, book info, mailing list, author info, etc.,
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 Anne Hartigan
The website of irish poet and playwright Anne Le Marquand Hartigan. Features extracts and audio from Anne's published work, a short biography and links to interesting sites.,
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 Author Oscar Wilde Famous Quotes
A collection of famous quotes by Irish poet, dramatist, novelist and critic Oscar Wilde. Quotations - ThinkExist.com,
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 Author Tom Phelan
Critically acclaimed Irish novelist Tom Phelan's website presents calendar of upcoming readings; synopses and reviews of DERRYCLONEY, IN THE SEASON OF THE DAISIES, and ISCARIOT; a sample chapter; biographical information; photos; ordering information; contact for film rights; and more. Website was awarded 3 shamrocks by Doras.,
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 Author William Butler Yeats Famous Quotes
A collection of quotes by Irish poet, dramatist, prose writer and 1923 Nobel Prize for Literature William Butler Yeats. Quotations - ThinkExist.com,
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 Beyond Ben Bulben
A site dedicated to the work and life of W B Yeats, his family and his contemporaries.,
Contact:  Beyond Ben Bulben, 6 Samuel Close, Berwick, Victoria, Australia, tel: +353, fax: +353

 Binnacle Press
Promote and showcase your ebook, novel or poetry at this free, friendly and Irish site. Binnacle Press, based in Co Cork, invites self-publishers and writers to partake of this genuine service. ,
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 Books of the World - Book search engine
Book searches. Irish bookshops, publishers and libraries from all over the world, free online books, encyclopedias.,
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 Breton Humors
The Dublin Accent, Novel: an Irish man in London. Celtic history and Irish writings. Many pages about Brittany.,
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 Celtic Place
As you race through the web I invite you to stop at my Celtic Place and share some stories, poems,and proverbs.Irish links.,
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 Ciaran Parker's Poetry Page
A site where poets can publish their work on the Internet.,
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 clairehennessy.com
Teenage author of 'Dear Diary', 'Being Her Sister', 'Memories' and 'Stereotype'.,
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 Clan Cairney
Literature, poetry, history and genealogy for Ireland, with links ,
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 Clan Cairney, Scottish Clans, Irish Clans, The Annulment,
Literature, poetry, history and genealogy for Ireland, with links,
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 Clik the Mouse
Poems, wittie ditties, fun puns, a poetic view on life from an old codger now domiciled in Ireland. Never wrote before, but the Irish blarney is catching!,
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 Clo Iar-Chonnachta
Clo Iar-Chonnachta is a publishing company located in Connemara, Co. Galway. We publish books in Irish, including adult literary fiction, history, research & teenage & Children's books. We also have an extensive selection of material for adult learners of Irish. All books can be purchased from our site.,
Contact:  Indreabhan, Conamara, County: Galway, tel: +353 91 593307, fax: +353 92 593362

 Clouds rain down and Earth brings forth
This 'labour of love' website radiating a fragrance of sacred family values from here on the isle of Éire, contains a fascinating collection of contemporary-futuristic Irish folktales - all written and beautifully presented by a rural village hermit.,
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 Complete Cattle Raid of Cooley, Irish and English
A web edition of the Táin Bó Cúalgne (Cattle-Raid of Cooley), one of the most important works of ancient Irish literature. English and Irish editions are displayed side-by-side.,
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 Conrad Bladey's Irish Studies Pages
The Most complete set of pages dealing with Irish Culture, art music literature customs recipes heritage language on the internet. these topics and more. Your complete Ireland resource.,
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 CyberScribe Corner
a corner in cyberspace for writers and poets from Northern Ireland,
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 DA De Lacy - Irish Regency Fiction Writer
Based in Cobh, Co Cork, DA De Lacy offers a new world of Irish Regency fiction.,
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 Darryl Sloan - Irish Horror Novelist
Read a portion of 'Ulterior' - a horror novel set in Northern Ireland.,
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 DearVampire
An Irish Vampire, Mordi Kildare in Dublin corresponds with his counterpart The Vampire Freake in New York through their LETTERS OF THE UNDEAD! Great Craic Site with incredible graphics and content! Follow this Written Saga each week! Its a must see site!,
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 Diary of Ancient Rites
Diary of Ancient Rites, A Guide for the Serious Practitioner, explores the rituals knowledge of the past and the history leading up to the Christian sect becoming the dominant religion of the world. Why did King James leave certain tracts of the old texts out of his translation? What happened to the existing spiritual groups? This book address many aspects of spiritualism as well as teaches the reader how to use what the creator gave them to reclaim their heritage. Learn what herbs and plants can do for you. Gather the crystals and gems of the earth that vibrate to cleanse and protect you. Then call on the spirits of the unseen realm. Did the Irish cause Christianity to spread ? Buy this book at amazon.com,
Contact:  Treasure Vault Publishing, County: Wexford, tel: +353, fax: +353

 Donegal writings
Hazel McIntyre is the author of five books of memoir and historical fiction. Read about the author her childhood in Donegal her life and her work. The site also contains short stories, extracts from her novels, poetry and pictures.,
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 Dr. Philip Brady's poetry collections
These 3 published poetry collections deal with religious, medical, rural and everyday issues.,
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 Dubump
Dubump.com is an online venue for people of quirky or creative leaning. The site facilitates contribution of creative writing in a fun and mind exercising way.,
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 Frances Cashman
information on Irish author of children's book, Bedtime Magic and her books,
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 George Bernard Shaw Famous Quotes
Inspirational, love, funny...and famous Quotes and proverbs by Irish comic dramatist and literary critic George Bernard Shaw. Quotations- ThinkExist.com,
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 Gerard Manley Hopkins
G M Hopkins,wrote some of his finest poetry in Ireland. An annual literary festival commemorates his links with Monasterevin. The GM Hopkins society celebrates his poetic vision.,
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 Ghostwriting Services - Ireland
Ghostrite.com is a small team of experienced professional writers, specialising in ghostwriting. We write for clients who have an interesting and marketable story to tell, but don't have the time, patience, discipline or perhaps skill, to personally write.,
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 Healy Rare Books
Healy Rare Books, Antiquarian, used, second hand books for collectors to buy, Ireland Irish Galway, W.B. Yeats, Swift, Jack Yeats, Joyce, Orpen, Beckett.,
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 Helen Walsh Folsom
Helen Walsh Folsom is a Gaelic specialist who is a professional speaker and author of St. Patrick's Secrets, 101 Little Known Truth and Tales of Ireland.,
Contact:  Helen Walsh Folsom, PO Box 12912, Kansas City, KS 66112, tel: +353, fax: +353

 Helen Walsh Folsom 2
Helen Walsh Folsom, Celtic Historian, has released her new book, "Ah, Those Irish Colleens" about 13 different women who strongly affected the Irish history for the last 2,000 years.,
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 High Table Publishing
High Table Publishing is an Irish Partnership which specialises in the continuing book series Journeys in America.,
Contact:  High Table Publishing, New Line, Abbeyside, Dungarvan, County: Waterford, tel: +353, fax: +353

 Ian Middleton:Travel Writer
Information on travel writer Ian Middleton and his new book Hot Footing Around the Emerald Isle, the story of his first ever journey around Ireland.,
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 Ian Middleton:Travel Writer: Newspaper reviews from Ireland tour
Newspaper reviews from my four month book tour of Ireland to promote my book Hot Footing Around the Emerald Isle.,
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 international association for the study of irish literature
links, irish studies conferences, publications, and contacts. ,
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 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award
The official website of the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, the main annual Irish book prize for novels of high literary merit. The IMPAC Dublin Award is a joint initiative of Dublin Corporation and the American company, IMPAC. The Award is administered by Dublin City Public Libraries. The author of the winning novel receives a prize of £100,000 Irish punts. All books entered for the award are nominated by libraries from all over the world.,
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 Ireland Stories
Epic modern Irish stories.,
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 IRELingus
New poetry from Ireland with hundreds of Irish cultural links,
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 Irish poet, Desmond Egan
Included with a selection of Desmond Egan's poetry are reviews, an Irish poetry bookstore, biographical and bibliographical details. The multilingual celebration of PEACE, built around a Peace poem by Egan translated into many languages is at the centre of this website.,
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 Irish poet/editor Adrian Rice
Site based on the projects of Belfast-born poet/editor Adrian Rice and North Carolinan Drama Educator/Director/Poet Molly Freeman. Provides samples of both artist's work, photos, biographical notes and booking information for Ireland, the UK and the States. ,
Contact:  County: Antrim,

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