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An excerpt from the travel story I published after visiting:

A thatch-roofed Irish country cottage would be ideal for those who make a living on the internet, writers and artists. I have to admit, I could easily picture myself happily writing stories in one of those little stone (or stucco) cottages, drinking my morning coffee by the fire as the mist rises off the lakes and mountains of Killarney outside my window. Our guide informed us that Ireland prides itself on its arts culture and artists/writers are granted tax exemption in that country. In addition, Ireland was named The Best Place to Live in 2005 by Britain’s “The Economist” newspaper. The country ranked number one in economic and life-satisfaction components such as income, health, freedom, unemployment, family life, climate, political stability, security, gender equality and community life. By comparison, the U.S. ranked #13 on the list with Britain at #29. For more information worth investigating, www.lookintoireland.com is one of the best websites available.