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Along with TheIrishStore.com, among our most celebrated Irish Heritage Partners, we are looking for your help identifying ‘Great Irish Spots,’ wherever and whenever you’ve found them.

These might include a pub in Johannesburg, a restaurant in Howth, a shrine in lower Manhattan, a memorial in Sydney, a gift shop in Chicago, a parade in Savannah, your gram’s kitchen in Malin Head, and so many more.

If they evoke for you the artistry, emotional power and heritage of the Irish ‘wherever green is worn,’ we want you to tell us about them, posting in The Wild Geese Blog under your member’s personal profile. The article that draws the most ‘likes’ from fellow members will receive a $100 gift voucher from TheIrishStore.com. (We are making available five additional prizes for up to five runners-up, including albums and books to be identified.) 

Deadline for submission is March 31, 2014. For inclusion in the contest, entrants (and entries) must include the words ‘One Great Irish Spot’ in the blog post’s title line, along with your own title.

We welcome electioneering, along with recruiting new members, so help get out the votes (and the readership) for your favorite!

One entry per member!

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Your Great Irish Spot Deserves a Great Story!

Entries:

'One Great Irish Spot': Rome's Trinity College Irish Pub, by Ryan O'Rourke

'One Great Irish Spot': 900 Years Young, Reginald's Tower, Waterford City, by Fran Reddy

'One Great Irish Spot': Kylemore Abbey's Neo-Gothic 'Gem', by Mary Reed

'One Great Irish Spot': St. Patrick's 'Old' Cathedral -- Both Heart and Home, by Gerry Regan

'One Great Irish Spot': True Living History, by Danny Alexander

'One Great Irish Spot': Clonmacnoise, by Michael Quane

'One Great Irish Spot': Newgrange, County Meath, by Fr. John R. Sheehan

'One Great Irish Spot': Inis Mór - My Soul's Own Home, by Bit Devine

'One Great Irish Spot': Mizen Head Signal Station - History & Natural Beauty, by Joe Gannon

'One Great Irish Spot': Syracuse's Tipp Hill - Where Green Goes on Top, by Jim Curley

'One Great Irish Spot': The Quiet Man Bridge in Connemara, by Jean Sullivan Cardinal

'One Great Irish Spot': The Burren Pub, Boston, by Niamh Ultaigh

'One Great Irish Spot': Not Exactly What You're Expecting, by Bean Sáirséil

'One Great Irish Spot': Gallarus Oratory on the Dingle Peninsula, by Felicity Hayes-McCoy

'One Great Irish Spot': Turoe Iron Age Celtic Capital, by Tom O Connor

'One Great Irish Spot': Discovering the Sacred on Inishmurray Island, by Jill Fuller