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CÉAD MILE FÁILTE !
This means One hundred thousand welcomes in the Irish language, and that my new friends, is a lot of welcomes.
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I will be adding new jokes, school ideas, story lines, recipes and who knows what else as time moves along!
A gathering of lore from the Emerald Isle.

Away with the Fairies Collection (with Audio)
BEST IN GENRE AWARD IN THE 2024 INTERNATIONAL PAGE TURNER AWARDS Away With The Fairies – Book Three (Prequel) – The Adventures of Nash the

Children’s Literary Award
Mary wins ‘Children’s Literary Award!’ February 2013 Mary is the recipient of a Children’s Literary Award for her ‘Away with the Fairies’ Book/CD and interactive

Create Your Own Story
Where seeds of magic are planted with surprises ever blooming I will have regular story lines for you to play with. You and or your

Fairy Mary Event Pics
Here are a few photos from ‘Fairy Mary’ events! Click Pictures To Enlarge Maureen Brooklyn – StrongStart Facilitator Blog and pictures about events

Recipes
Where seeds of magic are planted with surprises ever blooming RECIPE ONE Mary Murphy’s ICE CREAM DELIGHT – serves 4 Adult supervision always recommended. This

School Ideas
SCHOOL IDEAS IDEA ONE : I am hoping your teachers may allow you to use the seven vocabulary challenges in my ‘Away with the Fairies’
Here are some Irish words and phrases you can learn and practice:
How about some jokes? Because, truly, you can’t be Irish without a sense of humour!
Why couldn’t the pirates play cards?
Because the captain was standing on the deck!
What did one elevator say to the other elevator?
I think I’m coming down with something
What do you call an annoying vampire?
A pain in the neck
Why were the apples and oranges all alone?
Because the banana split.
How do you know that it raining cats and dogs?
You’ll step in a poodle
What did the mountain climber name his son?
Cliff
What gets wetter the more it dries?
A towel