 Should I move to Ireland? |
| I'm currently 15 so I obviously have a while until I have to really think about it :P. But I went to Ireland when I was younger and I absolutely loved it. It was so much better than America in ... |
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 Ireland....Help? |
i want to do a forigen exchange program in my jounier of sophmore year in high school so i trying to figure some stuff out about Ireland.
Do they have segregation
How are woman treated
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 I am from limerick ..ireland and loving it? |
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 Irish countryside? |
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I am living here in Dublin, but I still don’t know the country very well. I am starting to know the and west. I’ve been in to Galway, Connemara and Co. Clare already. I am ... |
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 Where is the best place to visit on a holiday to Ireland? |
I've never been before but it has always been a dream to go, think I'd sooner go to Southern Ireland, does anyone know of any nice places to visit?
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 Ireland in the summer. What is a beautiful, fertile, and interesting area to stay in? |
What part of Ireland should I stay at?
And what do you think of county Claire, Lough Dergh.... |
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 A good holiday destination for family.? |
hi all is there any where that we could go that is cheap as we only have £380. To spend and its for 2 adults an 2 children one of the children have Autism.
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 Do full-blooded Irish take offense when Irish-Americans take a lot of pride in being Irish? |
| I personally do take a lot of pride in it but know I'll never know the culture or history like true Irish do but does it bother you true Irish if Americans represent their pride a lot? By the ... |
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 The Irish ring with the hands wrapped around the heart and the crown on top---what is it called? |
| And, is there a certain way you're supposed to wear if you're a married woman VS. a single woman? Which hand, etc. Thank you! The name of the ring is on the tip of my tongue but it is ... |
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 Airport???? |
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 Mother was born in Dublin, Ireland, that makes me a citizen? |
of ireland?
"In cases where at least one parent was an Irish citizen born in Ireland or an Irish citizen resident abroad in the public service, citizenship is automatic and dates from ... |
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 Are you allowed to Overnight At Dublin airport?or does the airport close? |
| A friend has a flight arriving at Dublin airport at 10pm in the evening and then has a flight leaving to his country at 9am on another carrier?and since he is in a tight budget was wondering if he ... |
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 Does orange mobile network work in Ireland? |
Does orange mobile network work in Ireland.
Do I need to buy a sim card to use in I... |
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 What are famous products made in Ireland? |
Is there anything other than beer?
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relaxingangel |
Can you just move to Republic of Ireland without visas? |
Would love to go & live in Southern Ireland. Not sure whether it is that simplt to just move there as not part of UK. Also, do you need passports to go there?
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Charlotte C
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Any EU citizen can come to Ireland and live here without a visa but everyone needs a passport except for people from the UK (you just need a driver's licence etc in theory though the airport staff can be a pain in the bum in this respect). If you are not from the EU and this includes the new accession countries of Romania and Bulgaria you do need a visa or residence permit if you are going to be staying for any amount of time.
It is pretty hard to get these unless you can prove that you have Irish ancestors-check with your nearest Irish consulate/embassy for more details |
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MCP
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Yup. You can go live there if you are an EU citizen. |
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jacg
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Depends on your nationality whether you need a visa. If you are an EU national, no visa will be required under European legislation on the free movement of workers, etc. If you are a national of any other country you should check with the Irish Embassy.
You will need a passport as it is a separate country. |
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Radio Ga Ga 73
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If you are British, it's just like moving house here and if you are from certain EU countries it's just the same unless if you come from Poland and countries like that!!! |
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mcbrian2000
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no, you are from england, you are fine.
americans would have to do some paperwork |
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Bastet
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Depends where you are from. UK no need for Visa. EU citezen the same.
We drive on the left side of the road, so right hand drive car drivers take care. |
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SUFI
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ignore mcp their obviously not listening, yes you need a visa to live and work here, of course you need a passport to get here, are you female and good looking coz if so maybe I can help, ha ha ah ah |
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no pasport required, no visa required just a thrist for guinness and an appetite for good humoured craic, good luck. |
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