Ireland: It's a paradise of green hills, rugby and industry.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Ireland and Fáilte Ireland, the Irish national tourism authority, teamed up to send a postcard out to the world. The video uses St. Patrick's Day as a jumping off point to call attention to the island's greatest successes. Highlights include advances in industry, technology, business and even rugby.
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Set to a cover of "Higher Love" by Irish folk artist James Vincent McMorrow, the video is filled with beautiful Irish scenery as it takes us on a virtual journey around the country. We're booking our tickets now.

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