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TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones are set for a big show in Ireland, so Kevin Doherty, owner of Tara Mór restaurant in New York, stops by Studio 1A to share how to make some classic Irish bites. See them get in the spirit with an Irish spice bag, ham and cheese toasties and a pint of Guinness with black currant.