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Anyone know of any 4th of July celebrations going on in Dublin, Ireland??? |
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submissivmsle36
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hi you
if your in the Dublin area there is normally some bars/pubs do |
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dudette
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No Ireland don't celebrate Americas Independence day. |
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Orla C
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Here's a hint. We're IRISH. Not AMERICAN. |
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Why would Ireland celebrate the 4th? |
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when the sun goes down
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why would ireland celebrate american Independence day
it'll just be a normal day.
if there's a place where a lot of americans congregate then maybe there'll be a small celebration but noone will really care about it if they aren't from the US |
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Is máith liom cáca millĂs!
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The 4th of July is an AMERICAN holiday, celebrated in AMERICA. Why would IRELAND celebrate an AMERICAN holiday? |
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It will be celebrated anywhere there is a high concentration of Americans and by American people only. Any pub in the Temple Bar area of Dublin is a given. Believe me; you won’t be alone celebrating 4th July in Temple Bar!
*Temple Bar is Dublin’s cultural centre, with pubs, clubs and restaurants on every street.
NB. For the record, the Irish do not celebrate this day.
Hope this helps. |
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john N
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I have a mate whose birthday is the 4th and considering it's Friday probably a lot of people will be out celebrating but the 4th of July bit is merely coincidental. |
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if you head up north there will be plenty of 12th of July celebrations! ;-)
Actually the Ulster American Folk Park in Co. Tyrone is having 4th July celebrations. |
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Sorry: no specific place will be celebrating that event over here. I am sure there will be a few American families that will throw some private parties to celebrate though, if you know of any. |
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