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Ireland's gems: Emerald Isle boasts ruins, castles, lush landscape and more

Ciarrai | 8:30 p.m. Aug. 15, 2009

Did this just occur to you?

Sarah Nichole | 7:02 a.m. Aug. 16, 2009

I lived and worked in Dublin for awhile, and it was amazing. The country is beautiful, the people are fantastic, and I loved every minute of the time I spent there. I would have stayed for years, if I'd been legally able to do so.

Grandma | 10:39 a.m. Sept. 3, 2009

Hi Nichole,
I'm so happy that you enjoyed Ireland. It has a place in my heart. On my dads' side of the family we call Ireland our home. It makes me happy that you and Troy are enjoying your trips and then sharing it with us.
We all look forward to your next adventure, the joy of your life, a new baby. Love you much. Grandma Z

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Nicole Warburton and Troy Ekberg

A close-up view of the Rock of Cashel in Ireland, above. A stopping point along the Dingle Peninsula, below, offers spectacular views of the Irish countryside and Atlantic Ocean.

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