Along the canal
You can walk bike or take a kayak along the canal in Kildare ‘14 km the distance.refreshments are a plenty and there no need to rush
Shared by Skymas62
Traditions and everyday life in IrelandFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Ireland. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
36 keepsakes from Ireland · page 2 of 2
You can walk bike or take a kayak along the canal in Kildare ‘14 km the distance.refreshments are a plenty and there no need to rush
Shared by Skymas62
A sport native to Ireland that has been played for many years. It shares similarities with football, rugby and Aussie Rules.
Shared by dilekdonerkebab
Bringing ladies of Irish backgrounds/heritage together, from all across the globe! Note: not my image.
Shared by CreativeGirlx
An Grianan Fort is a hillfort that is culturally very important to me and was built around 600/700 AD
Shared by ScalednIcy104
Most young people in Ireland play GAA from as young as 4! this includes hurling and gaelic football.
Shared by Sorcha7
galway is a creative county filled with modern and traditional influences and is quite diverse!
Shared by olaakiWant to hear about life in Ireland first-hand? Write to a penpal who lives there.
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