
Everything on television for the past two days has been St. Patrick's Day themed, so I couldn't help but do a little day dreaming and go real estate shopping online. I found
this too cute Irish farmhouse near the village of Oola (190km from Dublin, the only city in Ireland I have visited, but I so want to visit again and see the countryside).

The inside is adorable with tongue and grove ceilings, recently renovated with new insulation and plumbing, and a large original stone arched inglenook in the kitchen.
Images: propertyireland.net The outside is really, really sweet: slate roof, lawn enclosed by mature hedges, an apple tree and two walnut trees, herb garden, large natural pond, graveled terrace edged with lavender and rosemary, and a couple of stone outbuildings. There are views of the Galtee Mountains and the Tipperary hills. All this for 259,000 euros, or about $336,000.
I also really enjoyed seeing the group
Celtic Woman perform yesterday on the
Mike and Juliet show. So so pretty. The Today Show had a special segment on traditional and current Irish fashion.
Philip Treacy, the milliner, grew up in Ireland and started sewing when he was about 5. He lived across the street from a church and loved watching the weddings held there.
As much as I love tv, I love blogs even more and my new favorite for this week is
Design Undercover. The author
Nathalie created a Dublin city guide for Design Sponge last year and continues to bring us great stories, like the image below. Too too cute!