I have never been there. I'm longing to do it, but I have never found the time.

I like the past and present culture, the traditional music, and above all else, Ireland's scenes and landscapes.
I like to think too about the connection between Ireland and Galicia.
https://wsimag.com/es/viajes/14670-galicia-la-nacion-celta-mas-desconocida

To me, the element that best demonstrates this link is the bagpipes. However, the landscape and the traditional folklore demonstrate this connection as well.
I use youtube videos to improve my English. This is one of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYa8nOB2_3s.

In this video, you can listen to an explanation for the name Galway (a city in Ireland). "Galway" means "foreigner city." The Gal prefix means "foreigner" in Gaelic. Maybe "Galicia" means something similar?

In Galicia there are dolmens and menhirs too.
In Irish, a special term exists,"cumha, " which can mean "nostalgia" or  "longing". In Gallego, the word "morriña" exists that means something similar and is very characteristic of the personality of Gallegos.

I could spend so much time talking about this. If anyone loves Ireland like I do, I would like to write with them for a long time about this.

Thanks for reading.

I love Ireland.

I have never been there. I'm longing to do it go, but I have never had [the] time.
I like its past and present culture, its traditional music and above all its scenery and landscapes.
I also like to think too about the connection between Ireland and Galicia.
https://wsimag.com/es/viajes/14670-galicia-la-nacion-celta-mas-desconocida

To me, the best elements to things about this link this are the bagpipes, the landscape and the traditional folklore.
I use YouTube videos to improve my English. This is one of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYa8nOB2_3s.

In this video, you can listen to an explanation that of how the name Galway (an Ireland Irish city) means "foreigner city" because of the gal- prefix means "foreigner" in Gaelic. Maybe "Galicia" to be able to means something similar?.
In Galicia there are dolmens and menhirs too.
In Irish exist there is a special term, "cumha", that it which means "nostalgia, longing". In Gallego exist there is the word "morriña" that it's which means the same way thing and is very characteristic to of the Gallego personality of Gallegos.

Well, I'd could spend so much more time to talking about this. If someone loves Ireland like me as [much as] I do, I would like to write with that person the long time about this.

Thanks for reading.