We traced our roots way back, and my side of the family is a braid of English-Irish-Welsh. Today I've chosen images that focus on a few things that speak "Irish" to me. What reminds you of Irish or St. Patrick's Day? Any other Irish sisters? Photos: Old Irish Stone Cottage; Antique Celtic Oak Chair; The Irish Tenors; Grand Irish Gathering Room; Irish Cable Knit; Irish Soda Bread; Irish Redhead; Lucky Charm Marshmallows; Irish Setter celebrating the day!
Top O the Mornin' to you Jeanan,
ReplyDeleteMy Mother's grandparents came over from Ireland. That's as close as I get. :) Love the poochie!
Robin
Janean,
ReplyDeleteLá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit! Happy Saint Patrick's Day from Ireland :) Love your photographs. Hope you have a great one! We don't have lucky charms in Ireland, they are an american thing I think as we never heard of them only in America??
All things nice...
Oh my what can I say.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is the cottage. But, the child,dog and sweater speak to me also.
Yes I am Irish. My fathers great grandmothers name was Maggie Malloney. Don't know for sure what area she was from. But red hair runs through the family.
Loved your post again.
The weather hear today is very Irish!
ReplyDeleteMy family background is Irish-Indian. I understand my great grand mother had beautiful long red hair. There's an Irish Pub here in the outskirts of Atlanta that my husband and I love to eat at, quite authentic.
The chair in the second picture is so cool, needs to be in my home!
I love the old stone cottage and I love the lucky charms! lol!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh that SWEATER! Love it! :) And that darling little redhead. How sweet! I've a wee bit of the Irish coursin' through me veins, too!
ReplyDeleteI've always thought it would be a treat to visit an Irish cottage. Don't you just love the Irish Tenors? What a cute little red-head! Oh, Lucky Charms - they're charmin'.
ReplyDeleteAn Irish blessing to you this day, my blogger friend.
Isn't the knotwork on that chair amazing? The little red haired girl looks like a mini version of my daughters college roomate!
ReplyDeleteOH and I forgot to say I love Anthony Kearns! He is my favorite of all the various members they have had over the years, and the only original still left.
ReplyDeleteI have the same sweater only its a cardigan....so warm and you gotta love the little Irish lass ah heck I love all things Irish as well.
ReplyDelete.......:-) Hugs
Happy Saint Patrick's Day to you Janean,
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed all of the photos, you have shared. I too have roots back to Ole' Ireland.
Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
Sue
Janean,
ReplyDeleteYes, I have some Irish in my distant background. And I love your post. The Irish Tenors! Yay... and I love the Irish Setter photo. Such BEAUTIFUL canine. oh they are high-strung...but then that would make sense...they are a red-headed Irish creature!!!! :-)
Happy St. Pat's! Hugs
Happy St. Patty's to you! From one Irish girl to another!
ReplyDeleteLove that cottage! I am German-Czech. My husband is German and Scotch-Irish. We both love anything Celtic.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Lorilee
Hope you have an awesome St. Patty's Day.
ReplyDeleteHugs, andrea
I just love everything Irish...loved these pictures! Have a great green day my friend! Come say hi :D
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin all Irish things today! Have a lucky St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteJanean ?? i missed the irish cofee......................yummie.........have a great day !
ReplyDeleteHugs from me.........
Happy St Pat's day to you Jeanan.
ReplyDeleteI loved the cottage and the Irish setter.
The best one is that cutie with the red hair.
Happy St. Patty's! I love that sweet little cottage at the top, so quaint and beautiful! Thanks for sharing some green love today!
ReplyDelete-Grace
hahahaha, you got me on the last one!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the dog, he does look Irish.
ReplyDeleteI think when I see freckles and red hair I think of people who are Irish.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!! Fun pictures. I would love to visit Ireland one day...
ReplyDeleteXOXO
Jen
Hehee, Lucky Charms....
ReplyDeleteI'm going to put a pot of tea on... And snuggle up to watch The Quiet Man... Just perfect for tonight!
♣Erin Go Brach!♣
Happy St Patrick's Day to you !!
ReplyDeleteLoved the photos today ... delightfully Irish!!
Diane
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! When I was a kid we wore green 4 leaf clovers and green clothes to school. When I was working today was a holiday we celebrated by eating something green. Green cake! Today I planted some cuttings. That's as close as I got to wearing green today. Thanks for commenting on my blog.
Well, we are flying the flag of Ireland today! We too have Irish blood running through our veins:)
ReplyDeleteYou might like the music of "The High Kings", real toe tapping stuff. And, who can forget Bing Crosby and his Irish favorites?!
Thanks for coming to visit me. Now I can visit your cute blog!
Enjoy the rest of your green shamrock day! :)
Love it! Happy St Patrick's Day to you!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
England and Scotland is as close as I've gotten to Ireland. My uncle traced our ancestory back to Scotland. Love the picture of the pup!
ReplyDeleteMy Grammie was from County Cork and me father's family roots go back to the clan that owned the Blarney Castle. So yes, I a wee bit Irish!
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming blog! Happy St. Pat's to you, I so love this holiday...
ReplyDeletea magical cottage picture!
Reminding me of memories!
Truly Caroline
Hi Janean, My family is Welch, English and Northern Ireland. I found that one of my lines goes back into the 1300's. Thanks for stopping by. You have a very lovely blog!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!
Hello Janean! Love everything Irish. I have English and Irish roots but have only been to England and Scotland. One day I'll make it over...I'll drag my sister in England with me! I hope you have a wonderful Thursday! Take care. Maura
ReplyDeleteI'm an Irish girl too! My great grandparents came here from Ireland. I've always wanted to go there but never have.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Joanne
LOL, just read what the gal from Ireland said..They think we are crazy here..but they are magically delicious!
ReplyDeleteLove your pics..the dog is hysterical! The baby..just lovely!
Sure and I am another Irish Sister! Loved your post. To see my St. Pat's day pics go to my Kerrie's Korner Blog. Thanks! Kerrie
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