Taylor Swift has enjoyed many stays along the Wild Atlantic Way. In 2021, she was pictured enjoying the sands under her feet at County Donegal’s Ballymastocker Bay in Portsalon. (Photo: Business Wire)
Taylor has visited many locations in County Wicklow while on a romantic holiday. Her admiration for the Garden County is keenly referenced in her song, "Sweet Nothings," where she reminisces: “I spy with my little tired eye / Tiny as a firefly, a pebble / That we picked up last July / Down deep inside your pocket / We almost forgot it / Does it ever miss Wicklow sometimes?” (Photo: Business Wire)
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin's Docklands and their genealogy partners, The Irish Family History Centre, have uncovered details of Taylor Swift's ancestral ties to the island of Ireland and shared the research online, entitled "The Love Story Before Love Story." While in Dublin, visitors to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum can experience Taylor Swift’s journey through music, love and Irish heritage with special guided themed tours running daily. (Photo: Business Wire)
Taylor's ancestral ties to the island of Ireland have been revealed. The pop superstar is a descendant of Susan Davis and Francis Gwynn, a couple who met while traversing the Atlantic aboard a ship which set sail from Derry-Londonderry in 1836. (Photo: Business Wire)
Taylor Swift's love for holidaying in Ireland and her passion for the humble Irish sweater are both well-documented, she created a global focus on the traditional Irish Aran jumper by wearing one to promote her album, “Evermore”. In celebration of this and her love for holidays on the Emerald Isle, in collaboration with young Irish-designer, Gabrielle Malone, Ireland has created a bespoke cardigan for Taylor. It beautifully represents some of the locations in Ireland that Taylor has already visited. Its pattern has been released for anyone who wants to try their hand at creating their own version. (Photo: Business Wire)
