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A Photographic Ode to Ireland on St. Patrick's Day

Whether you're spending the day working from home or playing hooky to prep for your personal Guinness-fueled festivities, we thought you could use a taste of authentic Ireland. Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone!

A Brooklyn-based writer and editor, Chelsea's work has appeared in Matador Network, The Huffington Post, the TripAdvisor blog, and more. When not planning her next trip, you'll usually find her drinking way too much iced coffee (always iced—she’s from New England) or bingeing a Netflix original series.

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Ancient castles, inconceivably lush countryside, staggering seaside cliffs, and fields full o’cuddly lil sheep—these are just a few of Ireland’s most stunning calling cards. While revelers may not be able to come out in droves this year, clad in glittery shamrock accessories and “Kiss me, I’m Irish” tees for parades and pints of Guinness to celebrate St. Patty’s Day, we thought we’d give you some visual inspo to make your holiday at home a little less blue and a little more green! Here, a few shots that show off the Emerald Isle’s breathtaking natural beauty.

People walking along the edge of Ireland's Cliffs of Moher
Red brick facade of historic Hodges & Figgis book store in Dawson Street under blue sky. Large windows display books and posters
Malin Head rocks in Republic of Ireland
Cobh is a harbour town in County Cork, Ireland and was formerly known as Queenstown. It remains one of the major Irish ports. These houses are very colourful – the so-called 'Deck of Cards' houses, 23 equal houses built on 23 levels and each one differs in color from the other. In the background is the Cobh catherdral against a dramatic skyline.
Irish landscape
Trinity College library
Dublin, Ireland
Skellig Michael, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kerry, Ireland. Star Wars The Force Awakens Scene filmed on this Island. wild atlantic way
Grattan Bridge in Dublin, Ireland on the evening .This historic bridge spans the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland.
People entering and exiting The Brazen Head pub in downtown Dublin the capital of Ireland. The Brazen Head is billed as Irelands oldest pub and records go back to 1198.

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