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These are some of my favorite websites including my favorite anti-folklore site--Urban Legends, the site that refutes the "forward this and Bill Gates will send you money" hoaxes and fake virus threats. And for Irish music while at your computer, tune into LiveIreland, from Temple Bar in Dublin. Also included are a couple of my friends' websites--check them out, too!

Poulnabrone Dolman in the Burren
If you think a website should be among thes favorite few, please let me know!
Search Engines and Informational Sites
Daltai
"Daltai" means "students" in Irish and it is the top Irish-language learning sites in the US. For the serious student or the merely curious, Daltai is the place to start.
Urban Legends
When you get an e-mail that sounds too good to be true, hear a story that seems way too wild or are unsure of a new virus threat, check it out here first!
LiveIreland,com
For "the best Ireland has to offer", tune into this internet radio station! Choose between contemporary or traditional channels, view various webcams from Dublin and join in the chatroom with people from around the world.
Google
One of the first places I turn to find things on the 'net.
Favorite Sites
Storytellers of Central Ohio
Information, links and much more concerned with storytelling!
Gaelic League of Central Ohio
This is my local Irish language group. We meet weekly to study the language and share our love of the island. The League also helps sponsor the Wake Tent.
National Storytelling Network
"Bringing together and nurturing individuals and organizations that use the power of storytelling in all its forms."
Nicola Uphoff-Watschong
A German photographer with a true love of Ireland. See it in her landscapes, but don't stop there. You'll find more Irish pictures throughout her website. I have several of her works in my own home.
Caera
Caera is a fine harper based in Boston, a speaker of the Irish and my friend. She is also a favorite at the Dublin Irish Festival and won 5 medals in the Irish language feis competition in 2005.
Dublin Irish Festival
August 3, 4 and 5th, 2007. Come out for the biggest and best festival ever next year!
O.O.P.S.!
The Ohio Order for the Preservation of Storytelling--a great group!
Arcadian House
That's my publisher. Find Seamus here or buy directly from me (e-mail for info)
Storyteller.net
A terrific web-resource for storytellers and listeners! Find a teller, check out events in your area and even listen to a tale or two.
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