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Celebrating a holiday wrenaissance in Dingle, on Ireland’s southwest coast
Wren’s Day — or simply the Wren, as it’s called in Dingle — nearly died out during the Industrial Revolution, but began reemerging in Dingle and a couple of other Irish towns in the late ...
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New pub with Irish roots replaces longstanding Fells Point bar
STORY HIGHLIGHTS The Wren opened in February at 1712 Aliceanna St. It replaces Birds of a Feather, known for scotch whisky. The pub adds Irish whiskey and European-inspired food. The scotch is ...
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The Wren returns in full volume and colour onto the streets of Dingle for Lá an Dreoilín
COVID put the day’s great traditions under strain, but they’ve survived with aplomb Paul Cashin leading the Green and Gold Wren outside O'Flaherty's pub in Dingle on Monday. Photo by Domnick Walsh ...
The Baltimore Sun27d
The Wren opens in Fells Point at former Birds of a Feather site
The name The Wren is inspired by Wren’s Day, a traditional Irish celebration held on Dec. 26. The restaurant was opened by Rosemary Liss, along with her business partner and chef, Will Mester.