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 What are the Irish like?
What are the irish people, are they outgoing, friendly, funny, nice. I might go to school there so that's why i'm wondering. What are Irish univeristy students like? How do the irish feel ...


 Will the prices of flats go downin october in dublin city centre?
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 Could I be an Irish citizen?
If my great-grandparents immigrated from Ireland could I still be eligible for citizenship? If so, how???...


 When is the best time of year to see Ireland? what are some places to visit?
succint answers if possible....


 Question for american boys?
what exactly is your take in us wee Irish girls, all opinions appreciated!...


 Do I need to get an adaptor to go to Cork, Ireland?
Im off to Ireland 2mora and I need to know if I need a adaptor plug and if so what one!!!...


 Day trip in Ireland? ?
Where would you go to on a day trip in Ireland? Can u recommend anywhere?...


 What is your favorite Irish last name..?
BEGINNING with O' ??

Ex: o'hara, o'shea, o'brien ..etc etc..

My pick:
O'keeffe

just rolls off the tongue..so easily.


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 Limerick help please please please!?
can someone please make up a limerick for me?

IT HAS TO BE MADE UP
:]] thanks much !...


 What is a major industry of Ireland?
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 Does Ireland have leprechauns like we in the U.S. have cats-all over the countryside?
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 What's the wealthiest part of Dublin?
Tell me the ...


 What should I do this Tuesday evening in Dublin?
Don't fancy cinema, heading towards city centre does anyone know of anything good on,? Or recommend somewhere to go. I'm from dublin so no suggestions of temple bar or drinking guiness!
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 Anybody know if you can still buy macaroon bars?
I suggested them to someone looking for Irish food on here the other day, it's just now I've realised I haven't seen any in ages! Are they still in production? I'm starting to get ...


 Ireland in the 1960's?
i need to know what ireland was like in the 1960's...like what kind of music people listened to. where people wealthy. the kind of life people lived. the state of the country at that point etc. ...


 I want to move to somewhere else in Ireland?
I am English and a few months ago I moved to Co. Monaghan from UK. Now I feel like a change and want to move to somewhere else in Ireland. Any recommendations you may have and reasons for re-...


 Where is the best place to live in Ireland and why?
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 Where is the best pub in dublin?
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 What clothing is fashionable in Ireland?
Name basically says it. I see lots of people running around in camo, lots of girls in uggs... just curious what your opinion on this matter is....


 Are DVD players the same in Ireland???
If I was going to visit Ireland, do the DVD players there play DVDs that I have here in the US? I see all of this stuff about Region codes, and am now utterly confused...I never thought about it ...



Elaine DeCarmo

Are you inlove with Ireland?

Is there anyone who just loves living in Ireland? and wouldn't want to live any where else? If so, why? I'm thinking of moving there.

    



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*_Aelita_*
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I live in Ireland ever since I was a baby. I kinda love it because of the perfect weather. Its nice and calm, not that much people. I had to learn irish and irish dancing. Irish dancing is okay. If u are moving then got a house that has a perfect view and nice weather.


celticregina
Go for it! There is a thatched cottage (new thatch in '02-they last 50 years) for sale near Ashford cottage for under 80,000Euros. You could always rent it out to tourists if you changed your mind. It's my dream to live in Ireland. I've been obsessed for 30 years. Have only been there twice but i feel like i belong there. But alas, i'm not rich enough to just move and not brave enough to quit my job and start all over "over there". But if you don't have a family to support you should look into it-or many years down the road you'll be saying "shoulda,woulda,coulda". ..............from celticregina


lone wolf and pub
there's a spare room in my house in Dublin if you want it hahahahaha, hopefully you will love Ireland as much as we do, and it is a great place to bring up kids too, and you can't buy the culture that we have, although I myself wouldn't mind living in Hong Kong for a few years, it's much more fast paced than here, and Irish weather can be a pain at the best of times too, hope you come here and fall in love with the place


Jennifer B
I have been in love with Ireland my entire life!!! My mom and I visited for seven days last April and I'm ready to go back!!! I have Irish ancestry and have always felt a kinship with Ireland like maybe I lived there in a past life. I wanted to move there after my children were grown up but know I'm getting married and I guess I'm giving up one dream to have another!!!


notbreda
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I absolutely love it. I grew up in America, but my father was Irish, so it reminds me of him. When I go, I get to see an entire side of my family and history that wasn't readily available throughout childhood.


steven141983
the buetifull green rolling hills the lovely daily sprinkles of rain all the mountain little brooks and stream and the costal regions and all the people that you could meet. I miss it so much and cant wait till i can go back You will love it.


ramblinman63
Elaine.....take me with you.....please..please..please.
I have always had a love for Ireland......would love to spend time over there.
Gotta love the redheads too...my personal fav.


gypsy_cat 345
I've been twice, to visit friends who live there. And I look forward to visiting again...it's a beautiful place, but no more beautiful than my home state of Michigan.
The up side is the (relative to the U.S.) low crime rate; the down side is the enormously high cost of living, especially in housing. For what you'd pay for an ordinary house there, one could buy a palace here.
The people are absolutely lovely, not really outgoing and bubbly like Americans, but kind and polite. I think it's a myth that it rains all the time in Ireland; I didn't see any more rain that at home. I really think it's green from all those sheep!
It would certainly be a pleasant place to live...but I don't think it would ever be like home.


catlovesme
I kinda love the Irish music. Sounds thrilling. But Ireland I havnet really seen how it looks. Is it all green and wet?


thisisnotdel
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No. I am in love in Barbados, even though I don't live there, I used to temporarily.



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