Céad Mile Fáilte
There is an Irish saying in Gaelic, “Céad Míle Fáilte.” Literally this Irish saying translates to “one hundred thousand welcomes”, or “you are welcome, a thousand times, wherever you come from, whosoever you be.” Authentic Irish hospitality,at its best.
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