Okay, the Celts weren't the original inhabitants of Ireland - nor Scotland, Wales etc. The original prehistoric inhabitants who built Newgrange and the other barrios as well as Stonehenge, got there by crossing a land-bridge between France and the British Isles (including Ireland). The above mentioned structures they built are older than the pyramids. The Celts had Brehan Law long before the Introduction of Roman Law and here the history lesson ends!

Oh boy - thinking of the watering hole in Newbridge where we use to go for a pint or a few after work at Rotary Screens.

Burp!

Mick
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Hi Mick, thanks to you and Karen for your kind words,mam seen them and was realy pleased to see someone from the old country was thinking and praying for her..Take care..Kevin and Mam..

Hi Kevin,
I'm sorry to hear about your mam, Karin and I have said prayers for her.
Mick
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Hi everyone, Kevin here from Manchester. Sorry to everyone who has been messaging me and i have not got back to yee,but mam was diagnosed with cancer 6 weeks ago,and i dont know whether im coming or going at the moment.But apologies to everyone.Its great now the clock has gone forward and the nights are getting longer each day,it will soon be wall to wall sunshine lol..(I wish)All the family are coming over from Ireland to see mam, that will cheer her up..Any way must fly,as im of to a car auction today to buy a new car...Take care everyone...

Murphy, Failte Ireland has a lot of information on Ireland, including places to stay.
Official web site for Failte Ireland:
http://www.discoverireland.ie/
under the Destinations tab you should find a link to Donegal. The site also has a search engine for accommodation and other features that may prove useful.

Mick
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Hi...If anyone is on the site...I am really just beginning my search for anything that I can learn about Ireland. My cousin has done our history and my great, great grandfather was born in 1804 in Innestoge, Kilkeny, County Down.

My great, great grandmother was b orn in Fanad, Rathemelton near Louth Swilly, Donegal, Ulster.

This is the first "couple" to come from Ireland.

I am beginning to plan a vacation to Ireland as I would love to see where they came from.

Does anyone have any information on these areas?

I would love to hear from you if you do...

Thanks so much...

I just want to say, "HAPPY St. PATRICK'S DAY!!!!" I WISH I WAS IN IRELAND RIGHT NOW!!! HUGS AND KISSES

Hi all, I am hoping to go to Ireland sometime this fall, my very first ever trip abroad and I can't wait, just afraid once I get there I will never want to leave..........

Karin and I would love to re-visit Ireland armed with our cameras, but we'd have to win big on Powerball and that's beginning to look as likely as finding a mermaid in our bathtub.