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What is the top Irish movie of all time?
That is what Jameson whiskey in conjunction with 'The Dubliner' magazine asked 10,000 people in a July 2005 poll. Throughout these pages we have marked the top ten at the top of each and its ranking.
For nearly an hour, the armchair tourist can absorb the natural wonders, history and heritage of Ireland's six northern counties. Accompanied by an informative narrative and traditional Irish airs, this very well-done video tape is a great introduction to all of the scenic and cultural attractions that draw thousands of tourists to the north each year.
Click here for Northern Ireland Video.
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Internationally renowned flutist James Galway, singing sensation Enya, and ambassadors of Irish folk music, The Chieftains, provide the enchanted sounds that accompany this unforgettable look at Ireland's old world pubs and villages, dramatic shores and cliffs, historic rock-walled countryside, mystical ruins, and romantic castles. This will make a wonderful addition to the video library of anyone Irish - or wishes they were.
Click here for Portrait of Ireland.
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"Beautifully filmed and tastefully narrated, this video is a pleasure to watch. It provides an in-depth look at Ireland's five major national parks; Killarney, Wicklow, Connemara, Glenveagh, and the Burren. Detailed observation of Ireland's flora and fauna are given throughout. 65 minutes long and worth every penny." Amazon Review.
Click here for Ireland's National Parks
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An Irish Country Calendar
This series is a journey through the great country homes of Ireland, visiting each one through the changing seasons. Along the way, the crafts, music and history of local communities are linked to the several country homes featured in each program.
See review
Click here for Irish Country calendar
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Ireland by Rail
by Michael Phaelin
See Ireland by rail through the eyes of Michael Phaelin. From the city of Derry to Co. Kerry, Michael offers interesting snippets of history and culture, as well as interviews with popular Irish personalities. It's all presented with his great sense of humor - and, the scenery as a backdrop to the journey is awe-inspiring. As one reviewer from Boston said it so well: "...seeing Ireland by rail looks to be the way to go!"
Click here for Ireland by Rail
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Great Golf Courses of Ireland
starring Christy O’Connor
Released in 1969, a rare VHS copy is still available. Fingers crossed you might be lucky enough to add this to your collection. As one reviewer said, the greens don't get much greener than in this tour of the best courses Ireland has to offer including Ballybunion, Ballyconneely, Killarney, Tralee, Carlow, Waterville, Royal Co. Down, Rosses Point, Royal Portrush, and Lahinch. And your tour guide is none other than golf legend Christy O’Connor!
Click here for Great Golf Courses of Ireland.
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Click here for Movies by category: Animals | Comedy | Christmas | Drama | Heritage | Music | History | Romance | Saints & Legends | Scenic & Documentary
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Wed, Jul 30, 2008
The Phoenix Park, Co. Dublin
Five times the size of Hyde Park in London and twice as big as Central Park in NYC, Páirc an Fhionn-Uisce is the largest urban enclosed park in Europe, with a circumference of seven miles and a total area 1,760 acres. Located west of the city centre, it features ornamental gardens, nature trails, and broad expanses of grassland separated by avenues of trees. A herd of fallow deer have roamed the forested areas since the 17th century. Main attractions within the park include Aras an Uachtaráin - the residence of the Irish president and Dublin Zoo. The name is a corruption of the Irish fionn uisce meaning "clear water".
Photo Credit: Dublin i.e.
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 Can't Find it?!
Our Library is compiled from what we know and like. If you can't find what you're looking for read on.
• First: go to Amazon -
There's no escaping the fact that they are the largest catalog.
Note: There are multiple Amazons and they do not carry exactly the same items. Any one of the U.S., U.K. and Canada sites may not have the item but another Amazon will. Each site will ship anywhere in the world. Try them all before you give up.
Click here for Amazon.US.
Click here for Amazon.UK.
Click here for Amazon.Canada.
• Second: Amazon doesn't have it? Alright, try ALibris they are the place for 'books you never thought you'd find'. They now carry videos. The prices vary, since they are offered from various sources.
Click here for ALibris.
• Last: Nothing Worked?
E-Mail us, we'll give it a go. Click for Russ & Bridget.
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