The Rosary Maker As many of you may know, the month of October is dedicated to the Most Holy Rosary.  This is primarily due to

October harvest time in Ireland. The word October, when translated into the Irish language is “Deridh Fomhair” – literally meaning the end of harvest. Traditionally

The Story of Saint Christopher. Saint Christopher is known as the patron saint of travellers. Born circa 350AD in Lycia which was part of Greece

Irish Rosary Beads – The Connemara Marble Story Here at Connemara Marble Jewelry we are a third-generation family run business that was founded 79 years

The Story of Grace O’Malley – Pirate Queen The Tale of Grace O’Malley – The Pirate Queen In the town of Newport County Mayo, you

The Story of the Tara Brooch. Along with such treasures as the Ardagh Chalice and the Derrynaflan Paten, the Tara Brooch dating back to the

What is Connemara Marble? Connemara is the windswept and heart-stopping beautiful region that lies in the western most part of Ireland facing out over the

July Newsletter from Ireland with Stephen. Hello and here is my July letter from Ireland. We have not had the best spell of dry weather

A visit to Philadelphia with Stephen and Dan. Dan and I were over with our friends at QVC television and decided to take some time

Giants Causeway Walk, County Antrim with Stephen Walsh. One of Irelands most iconic sights is the famous Giant’s Causeway, and today I’m going to bring