Irish Whiskey?

[Islay Peat]

So far I've sampled three varieties of Irish whiskey and of the three, found Connemara Cask Strength Peated Single Malt to be enjoyable enough that I'd like to buy a bit of it.

The Jameson 18 year Limited Reserve was okay and I would drink it again, but no desire to buy a bottle.

Lastly, I've just tried a sampler bottle of the white labeled Bushmills and at first taste, it was nothing I cared to try again. Later after pouring some in a glass I found it much more acceptable and may even buy a larger bottle next time around.

For a huge Islay fan who likes Connemara, are there any other Irish bottlings I should keep an eye out for?

[michael]

I use Bushmills in my Irish coffee.

[WhiskySnob]

if you liked the jameson 18 yr try the Redbreast 12 or 15 yr pot still Irish whisky. It has won Irish whiskey of the year a couple times and its a kick ass Irish whisky for the price. That or any of the Tryconnel's , but the Tryconnel is a bit more expensive but worth it.

[Islay Peat]

I think I'll be trying as many of the Irish whiskies as I can readily get my hands on.

[Dale]

I'm drinking a Redbreast cask strength at home right now and it is really good. A little pricey at around $85. Also, I'm very fond of the Knappogue Castle single malt Irish whiskies. Bushmills single malts are pretty respectable too.