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I love your newsletter and the links you provide. Thanks for keeping us all in touch with our roots.
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We think your newsletter is a neat idea. It is interesting to see how the Irish characteristics and culture have been handed down in both our families and in our children, despite intermarriage with other nationalities. At any rate, coming to Ireland is like coming home to us.
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Kathleen Cowan

I loved your St. Patrick's Day newsletter, especially the poem about how they chose the 17th to be the day of celebration! That is just the sort of humor I find so endearing in the Irish race. Even though I am only 1/2 Irish on my mother's side I do a lot of bragging about that fact. Gee...I really must be Irish!
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A. Meagher

This unique vessel, with its distinctive curved lines and bright red sails, originated in the village of Claddagh. During the 19th century, hookers supported a significant fishing industry and also carried goods, livestock and fuel. Seán Rainey is remembered for building the last of the original boats, the Truelight, for Martin Oliver who was to become the last king of the Claddagh; as king, he was entitled to white sails on his boat. Since the mid seventies, many of the old sailing craft which were on the verge of extinction have been lovingly restored and new ones have been built. During the summer months they can be seen at festivals such a Cruinniú na mBád - the Gathering of the Boats - in Kinvara.

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