3 Things I Learned About Ireland

They say travel is the best education. Here's a few things I learned on my travels to Ireland recently.
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[@cathytai]

Thank you for this, it never hurts to better understand the origins of the music we play.

[@jh6186]

You just showed a picture of the bog I spent a lot of my youth working on - at the back of the Reek (aka. Croagh Patrick). Wish I spent more time back then learning the tin whistle 😢

[@mikegilgan7226]

❤️❤️❤️ Sligeach GAA jersey!! Longtime fan but nice to see a bit of home.

[@Norrie_Rugger]

From Ireland: Profile pic is 200 metres from my front door and I say the exact same thing about the New Zealand South Island.
You think: This is the most amazing natural beauty I've ever seen.
Yuo turn a bend and "Nope, this is the most amazing thing I've seen"

[@knittingneels]

Woo, Sligeach abú! Hope you made it to Gurteen or Tubbercurry for the summer school or a bit of a session. Glad you'd a great trip.

[@heavyrightfoot7947]

I feel a bit sorry for Anericans coming to Ireland for the right reasons . The population has been changing since the 90's and has only accelerated in the last few years. God help Europe.