Glynn's Traditional Irish Turf

06/18/2026

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Glynn's Traditional Irish Turf Like Michael Glynn in 1870 in Kilrush, County Clare Ireland the Glynn Bros. here in the US also sell Irish Goods (Turf) on the most reasonable terms.

The above ad is from the Clare Advertiser & Kilrush Gazette, 1871 (National Library of Ireland)

06/16/2026

Just arrived from Ireland ☘️✈️

Cut from the Irish bogs, shaped by deep tradition and long memory, this turf now finds its way to hearths and firepits across America. It carries the feeling of home fires, steady heat, and the old gatherings where families and friends met around the flame in kitchens and pubs alike. Glynn Bros. of SouthShoreIrish.com carries that craft forward, bringing Ireland’s soil to American hearths. 💚☘️🔥

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06/15/2026

Marshfield in Newport today.  Time to bring back the hats! ☘️🧢 🦞

06/13/2026

Wouldn't a turf fire be welcomed this weekend!

05/31/2026

Bringing it from there to here. SouthShoreIrish.com ☘️🔥

05/21/2026

The Pendleton Reed Sticker Tour continues around the Key West boat. ☘️

05/17/2026

The sticker & the Reeds in Key West. Same boat, two weeks apart. Left photo taken two weeks ago by Debbie, right photo taken today.

05/15/2026

Of course we will keep cutting in spite of the High Court Injunction against the Turf Cutters.

05/10/2026

💐☘️ Happy Mother’s Day

To the mothers who held families together through good times and hard ones alike.

The women who noticed every small change before a word was spoken.
Who carried worry quietly.
Who made ordinary days feel steady and safe.

In Ireland and far beyond it, many people still measure home by the sound of their mother’s voice, the comfort of her kitchen, or the lessons she passed on without ever needing to announce them.

Today is for mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures everywhere - those with us, and those remembered with love.

Lá na Máithreacha sona duit
Happy Mother’s Day to you. 🇮🇪



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