Thank you for such a wonder full site .I love it,makes a person proud to be Irish.

What a wonderful site. A friend sent me a gorgeous birthday ecard. I have been fortunate to live in Ireland for awhile. My grandfather came from Plumbridge Co Tyrone. A charming little village in amongst the Sperrin Mountains. THE BRIDGE OF THE PLUNDERINGS... not sure of the Irish translation. One of your supporters mentioned Monahan not being included in your photos. Good point. The usual photos one sees of Ireland can be tired. You have a marvlous take on the everyday lives of some marvelous people and the corner of the world they live in.

I love your site. Thank yo so much. I have myself photographed some of the same places that are pictured here. I must review my own pics and see if they are good enough for your site. Great job. I will return often to send out ecards to friends and family!
God Bless!

Great site,
Go raibh maight agut agus Slan.
Micheal

This beautiful site is a constant delight! Only question I have: Why are there no pix from Monaghan? (my Father's Co.) It's a truly lovely place.

The Irish corner is is a great I must book mark It.
I Have sent it to several People all think it great.

What a wonderful insight to a beatuiful land keep up the good work.

this is a great sight...lets me get to my roots from the usa...thanks much

Every Irish card that I have sent has been received
with great joy! Thank you, and God Bless.

Thank you for the beautiful site. The picture of the sun going down over Clare Island is beautful. My mother is from Clare Island and I have visit the Island many times. Is there a chance that I could purchase a copy of the picture.

I love, love, love this website!! The cards and especially the music. I am half Irish and it wasn't until November past that I made my first trip to the home of my ancestors and my heart!! I am forever changed! McCoullough was our family name.

My husband and I have two boxers named Guinness and Finian.

We plan on a return trip in June of 2009. I am learning the Gaelic Language! I admit it is the hardest thing I have ever done. I want very much to learn to say the Rosary and the Lords prayer in Irish. If anyone can give me any help that would be great!

Siochan leat,

Lynne

Your websites is the best one in Ireland and..
I have found it very interesting indeed in..
The north east of England here in Billingham


KINDEST REGARDS

Tim Farmer

My mam took me to ireland one year and i loved it.My dad and his relatives are from Ireland. I just wished we could have visit Couny Kildare where he was born. Maybe one day i will go back there and visit the land where he was born.

Great songs and photos to send to our family in France, and remind them of the great holiday they had when they visited us and our parents.

Delighted with this site i would like for my 9 first cousins in
the USA to know of it
Jack

Appreciate the native language proverbs and musical choices.

Used today to send message to a cousin (another first-generation) on the east coast of the states, a frequent traveler to Galway and environs.


Plan to return often..


a votre sante

mhdd

A friend and I have looked at all the images and it has brought back so many wonderful memories of a wonderful adventure in Ireland. We hope to come back soon.

We would love to see some pictures of Ardmore in County Waterford. It was one of our favorite places.
Also some good pictures of Ladies View in County Kerry would be grand.

What a beautiful website this is. A friend has sent it to me, and it is a sheer delight to see. I would like to post it on my Care2 site if I may? I will await word from someone if it is ok or not.
My mother was born in Wales,( Teuffel-Waddell (spelling?) many of my relatives are from Switzerland, Germany, Canada and other some unknown. My mom was born in 1916 so the war scattered many of them, and forced many of them back to Germany or lose their lives.
My dad and all his family came from Portugal, and most became Rhode Island USA fisherman. It was a large family, I don't remember to much, as I was young and was very shy.
I hope you continue to allow us to enjoy your beautiful site.
God Bless us all,
Helene Lainie Johnson
the bunnyhugger

I emigrated from my beloved Ireland to Oz a year ago and this site is a god-send!
I've just opened my own Barber shop called The Celtic Barber here in tasmania and would welcome anyone Irish or that just loves Ireland!!
Lovely web site
LISA (THE CELTIC BARBER)

My husband's grandmother was from County Down, Ireland. Her name was Sarah Walsh. I lost my husband in October 2006. I still sign his name to greeting cards that I send my family. This is such a beautiful, beautiful site and enables me to send custom greetings with great thought and love. Thank you.