A Year in Ireland Calendar – Customize for Every Year From January to December you can enjoy your Irish heritage with “A Year in Ireland Calendar”. Gorgeous scenes from all over Ireland and Northern Ireland. From lakeshore and seashore to spring and autumn woods, crumbling castles to jagged cliffs, stately mansions to haunted drives. The Emerald Isle packs a kaleidoscope of varied scenery into a small emerald island. Perpetual calendar. Just change the dates to customize the calendar for any year. The cover features a little castle on a spit of land at Ballinskelligs Bay on the fabled Ring of Kerry. January: Features Glanmore Lake seen far below the pass leading from Co. Cork to Kerry over the Caha Mountains near Healy Pass on the Beara Peninsula. February: Bantry House is a historic mansion overlooking the spectacular Bantry Bay in Co. Cork. March: Two swans guard their baby cygnets on a serene lake at the historic house and gardens of Mount Stewart in Co. Down Northern Ireland. April: Spring fresh daisies from an Irish garden. May: Gorgeous Adare Manor set in beautiful gardens in the tiny picturesque village of Adare, Co. Limerick. June: Hauntingly beautiful woods in Co. Cork. July: Doonagore Castle is a unique little round castle overlooking the Atlantic, Burren and Aran Islands near the music mecca of Doolin in Co. Clare. August: The soft Irish rain nourishes the beauty of flowers in an Irish garden. September: Step through the doorway to history in the ancient sanctuary of Kells Priory near Kilkenny. Wander through the ruins of castles, abbeys, churches and curtain walls. Picnic by the river where swans float near an old mill. October: In Cashel town just below the majestic Rock of Cashel and down a little lane is Granny’s Café. Its brightly painted façade entices you to enter for lunch or have a spot of tea in the garden across the lane. November: Moonlight on Autumn leaves. December: The Dark Hedges are hidden away in a fairytale location deep in the countryside of Co. Antrim in Northern Ireland. The haunting avenue of beech trees looks like an impressionist painting by Van Gogh. CUSTOMIZE IT! Add your own name, initials or words. © M. Erdvig www.IrelandYes.com & www.IrelandDreamTrip.com