 Anybody know what ''smoothie'' is in irish? |
i looked in the dictionary but its not there
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 As irish citizens can my kids go to college in ireland for free? |
| After spending 12 years in USA we now plan to return and my kids would like to do graduate study in an irish university.They plan to finish undergraduate degrees here in USA.... |
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 Am i irish or scots irish? |
| just saw this thing on history channel that proves im not scots irish, im 90% irish by math, have one scot ancestor, so does that make me scots irish/.........hist channel says scots irish are ... |
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 I'm Irish can I still go to college? |
I'm in fifth year, I was hoping to do a basic humanities degree and then a postgraduate in anthropology and celtic studies. I'm aiming for 480 in the LC. But with the fees going up...
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 I want to move to Ireland! Help on this please!? |
| I'd lvoe to move to ireland but have been dissuaded from movin to dublin cos of the price so now im looking at wexford or sligo. which is better for an 18 year old moving alone? and reasons? P... |
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 We will be going on Holiday to Ireland, any tips? |
| We will be going on Holiday to Ireland the end of July into August. Any tips, what not to do, etc.? We will be staying at a guest house the first few nights, should I bring the host a gift? If so, ... |
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 A stupid question about Irish autos? |
| I was just reading how Ashton Martin was might be owned again by the English. I was wondering did Ireland ever have an auto manufacturer. I'm not talking about Ford of Ireland or G.M. or Europe, ... |
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 What should I take with me clothes wise? |
| Hi guys,. need help .. i am going to ireland on friday. i dont know what kind of clothes should i take. Coat and warm shoes? it is a stupid question, I know but I am spoiled californian.... |
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 Does an internation student on student visa in uk need a visa to visit Ireland for 3-4 days? |
| The student is Pakistani in the UK on student visa, which is valid for 1 month. The purpose of the visit is turism.... |
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 Need advice and info on moving to ireland..? |
| hey there..so my sister and two best friends and i are moving to ireland come next year. we will only be going for about 3 months. im trying to decide which city to go too..we want somewhere where ... |
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 My friend and I are planning a trip to Ireland but we need it to be cheap!? |
| who would have cheap air tickets and should we book hotels before we go or will they have open ones there?... |
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 Irish spring soap!!!???☺♥♥? |
u know it?
well i love the smell, its so fresh!!
i wonder if they might make perfume that smells like it.
kinda like AX and TAG.
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As an American with a grandparent from Ireland, can I get an Ancestry Visa, etc? |
I've recently read that citizens anywhere in the UK with a grandparent from Ireland can obtain an Ancestry Visa for up to 4 yrs in Ireland. I do have an Irish grandfather, but I'm an American. I can't seem to find information on whether or not there is a way for me to still obtain this visa, or something similar. I'd really love to live in Ireland for several months to a year, so I'm hoping to find a way! If anyone has any information, it would be greatly appreciated! |
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DAVID S
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British and other EU citizens do not need a visa for Ireland.
As a US Citizen you do not need a Visa to visit Ireland.
If you plan to work in Ireland you will need a Visa if you are not a citizen of the EU or Switzerland, for more details see the following link http://www.dfa.ie/home/index.aspx?id=8778. |
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Orla C
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You have to be able to prove they were born in Ireland, for a start. Did you not phone the Irish Embassy and ask them? |
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Susan N
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I dont know about the visa but u can get citizenship there. |
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Yep, you can! If you have documentation that says they were born in Ireland, a birth certificate or a marraige certificate, you can apply through the Irish embassy. You can also get citizenship through the same scheme. |
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Midnight Sun
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you would be able to obtain an irish passport and so would not need visas to come or work here. |
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Ring the Irish Embassy to find out but if you have the correct paperwork & your grandparent was born in Ireland you may be able to apply for an Irish passport which would cover to live and work in the UK & Ireland:
http://www.embassyofireland.org/home/index.aspx?id=30798 |
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