The so-large-you-could-lose-a-loved-one-in-it king bed was triple-sheeted in Irish linen, and after turn-down we found our Irish linen bathrobes fluffily folded atop it like an art installation.
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The so-large-you-could-lose-a-loved-one-in-it king bed was triple-sheeted in Irish linen, and after turn-down we found our Irish linen bathrobes fluffily folded atop it like an art installation.
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Among others showing on Tuesday was Hong Kong-born John Rocha, a man so inspired by Irish linen as a student that he visited the country and stayed.
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Also because of its strength when wet, Irish linen is a very popular wrap of pool / billiard cues, due to its absorption of sweat from hands.
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Some well-known locations for making heirloom-quality household linens include Ireland, for its Irish linen and lace, and Madeira, known for a type of linen called Madeira cloth.
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In 2007, it exhibited The Linen Memorial, a piece made from almost 400 Irish linen handkerchiefs listing almost 4000 names of those killed in the Northern Irish conflict.
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The same coins are legal tender in Irish linen stores in Cork and saunas in Helsinki, suggesting that the euro will represent a victory of convenience over sovereignty.
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In 1737, Granard, who was a member of the Irish Linen Company, and took much interest in political economy, was instrumental in introducing improvements in the Irish currency.
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In 1814, while giving guest lectures in Belfast, he did consulting work for the Irish linen board, devising an'alkalimeter'which gave volumetric estimates of the alkali contents of industrial substances.
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Verdi decorated the baby and nanny's apartment with more flounce than edge, combining a crib carved with cherubs, Irish linen curtains and a collection of Teletubby dolls from Mizrahi.
