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Ireland’s National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
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uilleann pipes
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Wren Day
Irish folk music
dry stone walling
Limerick lace
Carrickmacross lace
Irish crochet lace
hurling
celtic harp
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basketry
falconry
Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Brussels
beekeeping in Ireland
Mountmellick embroidery
Clones Crochet Lace Making
Cobh Carillon Playing
Boyne Currach Making
Holy Wells in County Clare
Irish Draught Horse Breeding
Floating Heritage
Headford lacemaking
Marcanna na Talamh
Mid Kerry Biddy
Irish Traditional Travelling Circus and Funfair
Letterpress Printing in Ireland
Native Irish Pedigree Dog Breeds
Sea Currach Making
Mummers of Fingal
Native Irish Cattle Breeding
The Tradition of Spancilhill International Horse Fair
Snap Net Fishing
St Moling’s Pilgrim’s Route
Turas Cholm Cille
Winterage in the Burren
Traditional Sheep Farming and Sheepdog Training
Traveller Tinsmithing
Traditional Seine Boat Building, Fishing and Racing
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