"At no point could I have predicted where I would end up... I am lost to a culture that loves storytelling as much as I do. I am lost to Ireland. I love Ireland."
The reality hits when you realize how far away you really are, and Skyping family and friends is no longer enough of a substitute for a cup of tea and a chat.
The preliminary results of our reader survey show a massive four out five Irish Americans surveyed think very favorably about taking a vacation in Ireland.
Described as 'Ireland’s Oxbridge’ the city center university allows you to study at a world-class university, make new friends and immerse yourself in another culture.
"I am also pleased to confirm that it was one of you American or Irish American bidders who was successful in the end and who now will shortly take possession of a lovely, cozy hideaway from the harsher world in West Clare."
"I’ve always wanted to square away my Irish passport, but Trump was the catalyst. Now that he's been elected, it's time for me to seriously consider making the big move or not."
History here is on such a grand, sweeping, yet very personal scale that it's difficult to understand until you see just how items and events that are hundreds and hundreds of years old touch modern life, each and every day.
