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Newgrange Winter Solstice

16th Dec 2016

December is the month during which we experience the Winter Solstice, a major even in many ancient cultures--the Ancient Irish are no different. Known as the shortest day of the year, the Winter Solstice occurs on December 21st, and marks the halfway point between summer and spring. Located in the Boyne Valley, Ireland, is Newgrange, and at 5,200 years old, it is older than the Pyramids at Giza. A product of the stone age, scientists are still baffled on how tightly the structure was creat […] read more
Happy Thanksgiving Week!

Happy Thanksgiving Week!

Posted by Nancy Morrall on 23rd Nov 2016

 We are getting ready for the busy shopping season this week at Mully's Touch of Ireland!    Our store has had a great year with so many things to be thankful for! Every year our shop has steadily grown in sales and loyal customers. Just a few things we are thankful for here at Mully's:1. Our family and friends (who are always there to lend a helping hand when we need it)!2. Darla- we couldn't do this without her!3. Our good health!4. Our customers, without them, w […] read more

The Claddagh Ring

24th Oct 2016

The Claddagh symbol holds an important place in the culture and tradition of Ireland, and is most represented in the Claddagh Ring. The legend of the Claddagh is about an Irish man sold into slavery, whom, upon his return to Galway years later, gifted to his love a Claddagh Ring, which he crafted using the skills he learned in captivity, to show he never stopped loving her: the heart representing love, the hands representing friendship, and the crown representing loyalty. There is a quote tha […] read more
Castles of Ireland

Castles of Ireland

Posted by Nancy Mulheron- Morrall on 5th Aug 2016

As summer seems to be never ending here in Scottsdale, I find myself dreaming of castles in Ireland.Castles, whether well taken care of or in ruins, are magical places in Ireland. Each step you take, you are reminded of those who have come before you, whose footsteps you are walking in. Some castles still bear the battle wounds of the past, while others have been renovated into 5 star hotels. I have listed my favorites along with pictures that bring back good memories!  Rock of Cash […] read more
Ireland in July

Ireland in July

Posted by Nancy Mulheron- Morrall on 13th Jul 2016

The tourist season in Ireland is in full swing!   Whether taking a drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, or exploring castles in Co. Clare, it is sure to be a magical time.   A few memories from our trip to Ireland last summer include exploring caves in Co. Fermanagh, researching family history at a cemetery in Co. Meath, and of course, enjoying a pint at day's end. We are looking forward to hearing stories from our followers and customers about their holiday on the Emerald Isle. & […] read more