Author name: Kit Kittelstad

Ireland’s southwest coast has its famous stars: Kerry, Dingle, and the Cliffs of Moher. Yet, tucked quietly between Bantry Bay

Ireland wears its autumn colors like nowhere else on earth. Those iconic green hills beautifully frame bright bursts of color,

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Ireland has always known the healing power of nature. The Atlantic’s salt spray, the whisper of birch leaves in the

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