 I got a e-mail saying i'd won 1,350,000 eros in Ireland. How can I check too see if it's real or a fraud? |
| All of the contents of the E-mail looked very offical, which led me too believe it could be true. But as they say..."if it seems to good to be true , it probably is"...... |
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 I am planning a trip to ireland this december? what can I do to make the most of my trip? |
what airline should I fly? what sights should I see?
should I learn irish? If i am going to spend 10 days in ireland, what should be on my " must see / do " list?
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 Are the RODGE AND PODGE on Ireland q&a the real rodge &podge? |
Or are they just some students out in Galway wasting a bit of time while their pot noodles stew?
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Its reverse day today for me, hence the rodge and podge.... |
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 What's life like in Ireland? |
| is it crowed? it looks very green and beautiful.... |
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 Can anyone tell me how I can learn Irish? |
| I visited Ireland a couple of months ago & absolutely love the place & language. Is Irish hard & how do pronounce the words? Please help!... |
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 What do u think of Ireland ??????????? |
Everybody wat do u tink of Ireland ??????????????
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By da way I live in Ireland !!!!!... |
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 Does anyone know my postcode? |
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 £12,000 payout for Northern Ireland Victims Families? |
| How do you feel about this, and particularly, how do you feel about the fact that the families of terrorists who died/ starved themselves to death/ or inadvertently blew themselves up, are getting ... |
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 Looking for some advice for a day trip to Dublin.? |
| Five of us are going to Dublin on Wed for a day trip. Would it be better to hire a car for the day or go on the bus into the city centre? I can hire a car for £27.00 for the whole day so I am not ... |
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 Pronunciation (Irish) please? |
How do you say:
"cead mile failte" & "Taoiseach"
Many thanks
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 What does craic mean? |
| Pardon my ignorance, I was just reading the ask and answer from Ireland and wondered what it meant. I'm from Wooster Ohio and would love to visit Ireland some day.... |
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 What is the drinking age in Ireland? |
The drinking age is 18, correct?
I also heard that if you are with someone who is 18+, in a place that serves alcohol and you are 16 or older, they can order the alcohol for you?
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 Does a child need photo id to travel to southern Ireland? |
| Were going over to visit my granny and I know that adults now need photo ID so me and hubby have our driving licences for that, but do children need photo ID to go to sothern Ireland or will there ... |
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galpal |
Do American's think that Ireland is in the UK? |
Because it's not. Irish people are Irish, not British. The republic of Ireland is an independent free state. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but the republic of Ireland is not. Just to clear up any confusion there might have been. |
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tujunga
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yes and to point out we do have electricity and mircowaves (been asked that one too many times) we don't live in fields cows are not amazing and the native language is irish/gaeilge not Gaelic!!!! |
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delujuis
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hey, I'm with ya girl! Ireland rocks, so does guinness. |
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Viola Shumski
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Thank goodness you cleared that up!
I was getting worried no one knew. |
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kerrianne27cool
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I'm American and i knew it wasn't part of the Uk. A lot of people confuse ireland with the Uk. There's a big differnce. |
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Chuck M
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I'm American and I never thought Ireland was part of the UK (then again my grandparents were from Mayo) but I will say that most Americans are idiotic when it comes to anything that doesn't pertain to their own personal world. Most Americans think the Irish wear kilts and play highland (scottish) bagpipes and they think that everyone in Ireland is a member of the IRA. |
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wayfaringamerican
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The dumb ones do. Although, for people who don't give a damn about history and geography (a large portion of the population), I can imagine the whole Northern Ireland/Republic of Ireland thing can be confusing. I think when people tend to hear "Northern Ireland" they figure it just means the north of Ireland. I'd be willing to be that the whole one island, two countries thing confuses them too. Don't worry though, those people don't matter. |
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ochervet
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I'm afraid so and most other europeans a well...
To be brutally honest, even with it's achievements of the past decade, Ireland is still a small country in europe that not many people care about.
We must spread the word.... |
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As an American, I would view it as the other way around. That is to say that in this case, the UK is in Ireland, in the sense that the UK only accounts for 6 of the 32 counties or about 19% of the island statistically. I have visited both at length. They were both nothing short of awesome! |
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krystalkf
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I'm not really familiar with the ins and outs of Europe but I made no correlation between Ireland and UK. Apparently I was partially wrong because I didn't know that Northern Ireland was part of the UK. I was under those impressions because I believe there used to be a bit of hostility between UK and Ireland for reasons I don't know. |
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bugger
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all the yanks do that and they think we got no brains |
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Tanja S
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I hate to say...but alot of German's think Ireland is in the UK as well..or even worse..they think Ireland is part of England..I live in Dublin and I can't count how frequently I have been asked how it is to live in England when I am in Germany..sorry my dear..thats how it is.. |
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True Grits
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Why did you ask a question and then answer it yourself? |
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The Morningstar
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really? wow I didn't know that. |
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good for you |
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Toby
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up the RA. |
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