Irene Keliher Beyond Borders

Irene Keliher

Irene Keliher writes about international finance, global lifestyle, and the diverse Remitly community. As a content strategist, she brings human stories to life while helping customers navigate cross-border money movement.

Jollof Rice: West Africa’s Iconic One-Pot Celebration Dish

Jollof rice is more than a meal—it’s a symbol of identity, celebration, and friendly rivalry across West Africa. Made with rice, tomatoes, onions, and bold spices, this beloved dish varies by country, with Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal each claiming the best version. Discover what makes Jollof rice so iconic and...
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Flija: Unveiling Kosovo’s National Dish

Flija is more than just a dish—it’s a ritual of patience, love, and community in Kosovo and parts of Albania. This traditional food is made by layering simple batter and cream in a circular pattern, slowly baking it under a sac (metal lid with coals) for hours. Often served during...

Meet Khorovats: The Ultimate Armenian Barbecue

Khorovats isn’t just a meal in Armenia—it’s a celebration. This flavorful grilled meat dish, often made with pork, beef, or lamb, is marinated, skewered, and cooked over open fire, typically during family gatherings or festivals. Learn about the traditions, techniques, and pride behind this beloved Armenian barbecue.
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Palusami: A Creamy Coconut Delight from the Pacific Islands

Palusami is a rich and comforting dish treasured across Polynesia, especially in Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga. It’s made by wrapping coconut cream—and sometimes onions, fish, or corned beef—inside tender taro leaves, then baking or steaming to perfection. Often served at family gatherings and feasts, palusami is a flavorful symbol of...