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Mar 21, 2010, Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe, My Family Recipe

This is it, the authentic Irish-American Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe. This is the way we cook it in the Northeastern U. S.

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Mar 20, 2010, The Traditional Irish Breakfast

Talk about stick to your ribs food, the traditional Irish breakfast contains enough food to let you skip lunch. You may not be able to finish it all in one sitting.

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Sep 23, 2009, A Kewin in canada

Got on this site because I decided to try to reach MY community. I live 60 miles west of Toronto, Ontario. The great melting pot as Canadians love to

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Jul 26, 2009, The Irish Wedding Guest Book and Irish Wedding Ideas.

The Irish wedding guest book is one of the first things your friends and family will see on the day of your Irish themed wedding. Make yours one to be remembered and one to make memories.

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Jun 17, 2009, Sean O' Donnell's story is a love story.

When I think of my Dad, I am painfully aware that Sean O’Donnell will not be around forever. I am the eldest of seven children he and Mom raised in a

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Apr 9, 2009, An Irish girl

I'm Leah Perschke and I'm 50% Irish. My mom was all Irish and my dad all German. My great great great grand father Jim O'Neal was 17 when he came to

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Apr 4, 2009, My great grandma Catherine Moved to America

My great grandma Catherine who I am named after moved to New York City from Ireland. She had most of her kids there. All but 2 of them were born in

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Apr 1, 2009, corn beef glaze

this glaze works well on many things but with corn beef it tis good, me mum gave it to me from her mum and so on, and was used on lesser cuts of beef

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Mar 31, 2009, Irish Family Recipe

Do you have an old Irish family recipe? This is the place to share it with the world.

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Jan 5, 2009, Stories of Our Irish Immigrants

This is the page where you can tell the story the Irish immigrants in your family. If you are the one from Ireland you can tell your immigration story.

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Dec 21, 2008, Irish tea, Ireland's national beverage

Irish tea just might be the national beverage of Ireland. Believe it or not, the Irish drink more tea per capita than any other country in the world. How do you serve a proper tea?

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Dec 13, 2008, Irish Wool Sweaters, The True Story

There is a common belief that Irish wool sweaters have distinct individual patterns for every Irish clan. This is not true.

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