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Help IrishCentral grow its membership offerings by taking this short survey and be in with the chance to have an Irish Heritage Tree planted in Ireland in your name.
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IrishCentral is committed to providing you with high-quality content that informs, entertains, and inspires. We believe that our publication has the potential to become an even more valuable resource for you but to do that, we need your help.
We are conducting a survey to get your feedback on what you would like to receive from an IrishCentral membership. This survey will help us understand what we are doing well and where we can improve. By participating, you will have the opportunity to shape the future of IrishCentral and make sure it meets your needs and expectations.
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We want to know what offerings you would like to receive from us. Do you want more articles on specific topics? More news, opinion pieces, and editorials? More multimedia content like videos and podcasts? Or perhaps something else entirely? Let us know what you think.
In addition to asking about the types of content you would like to see, we also want to know how much you would be willing to pay for these offerings. We understand that everyone has different budgets, and we want to make sure that our pricing is fair and reasonable.
We value your opinion, and we know that your time is valuable. That's why we'll be giving one of our lucky participants the chance to win an Irish Heritage Tree.
Irish Heritage Tree
By taking this survey you'll be in with the chance to win an Irish Heritage Tree planted in Ireland. Irish Heritage Tree celebrates your Irish roots and special family connections. These trees will be a living symbol of your bond with Ireland, always and forever, planted in Irish soil.
An Irish Heritage Tree will honor your family, your friends, and your ancestry while helping IrishCentral in our commitment to keep Ireland green and growing. Currently, Irish Heritage Trees are being planted on a West Cork farm.