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For the second year in a row, your dream of being one in the 500,000-strong crowd at Dublin’s famous St. Patrick’s Day parade is off the table. But you can still get your dose of Irish culture: Once again, St. Patrick’s Day is virtual this year, and the lineup is actually pretty cool. Irish folklore with a storyteller that looks like Dumbledore? Sign us up.
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If you want a peep at a representative range of mainstream Irish design, then look no further than Kilkenny, a long-standing commercial on Nassau Street. This is the largest design emporium in the city, exploding with colour and glinting with expensive glass: you just won t find such a range of Irish goods elsewhere; and it s a good and invaluable spot for gift shopping. Brands assembled here include Waterford Crystal, Newbridge Silverware, Orla Kiely, Kiltrea Bridge Pottery, Foxford Weavers, and Stephen Pearse Pottery. Upstairs, there s a pleasant café overlooking the cricket fields of Trinity College.