The stone was put into a tower of the Blarney Castle in 1446 and has become one of Ireland’s most successful tourist attractions. As the legends go, if one kisses the stone, they are said to be ...

This refers to a stone at the top of Blarney Castle in County Cork in southeastern Ireland. Legend says that, if you kiss it -- by laying upside down, holding guardrails, and tipping your head ...

Many tourists who visit Ireland make a point of kissing the Blarney stone. I’d always envisioned a large stone somewhere in Ireland with a carving on the side — and imagined that folks who ...

But no matter. For me, kissing the Blarney Stone had tremendous value and meaning. My parents went to Ireland for their honeymoon in August of 1971. They had gotten married two months earlier but ...

While Blarney Castle is not the biggest castle in Ireland, nor the oldest — that ... kiss its famous Blarney Stone. According to legend, puckering up to the hulking, rather grimy, extremely ...

Raise a parting glass to The Blarney Stone. The popular Irish pub in the Fields Corner section of Dorchester has closed. The last pint of Guinness was poured on July 29, the owners said on social ...

Michael Conlon, an immigrant from Ireland’s County Mayo ... the Globe that many Irish people would go directly to the Blarney Stone after they arrived at Logan Airport.