Photos by Nanci Blog

Everybody is Irish on St. Patrick's Day Guinness Factory in Dublin Dublin Glasnevin Cemetery Museum More info about Glasnevin:  https://www.glasnevinmuseum.ie/ Throughout the late 19th and early 20th century, Glasnevin Cemetery became the resting place of some of the most well-known figures in Irish history such as: Daniel O'Connell, Charles Stewart Parnell, Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera and Constance Markievicz to name but a few.  A street in Dublin before a big rugby match at AVIVA STADIUM. Traditional Full Irish Breakfast in Killarney We have been lucky to have visited Ireland twice. It's a magical island. Our first visit was in 2014 . We enjoyed it so much we returned in     2016 .  We were supposed to head there for another Irish adventure last Spring but COVID-19 canceled that trip. Hopefully, we'll get to return to the Emerald Isle later this fall. We travel a lot with Go Ahead Tours   They offer well planned out travel to some really special p...

Sure Signs of Spring in Vermont... Roads are being posted. And trees are getting tapped; sap is getting collected! News You Can Use Teachers, Cops and High Risk Vermonters Eligible  for COVID-19 Vaccine Gov. Phil Scott announced last Tuesday that school staff, public safety employees, child care workers and more Vermonters with high-risk conditions will become eligible for Covid-19 vaccinations starting next week. Phase 5 of the state’s vaccination program will open March 8, Scott said, for high-risk Vermonters age 55 and over. Starting March 15, people with the same high-risk conditions age 16 and over will become eligible. All told, that’s about 75,000 people, according to administration officials.  Public and private school staff and child care workers will also become eligible March 8 . Roughly 35,000 people are included in this category. The state is also expanding eligibility for more public safety workers starting March 8, including correctional officers, police s...