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 What is the first thing you wanna do when you get to Ireland?
I wanna check out the freshwater lakes,and a castle or ...


 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....


 How is life different in Ireland than in the USA?
I am a college student doing a paper on how life in Ireland is different from life in the USA. Does anyone have any input?...


 I'm thinking of going to Ireland... what's the weather like at the moment?
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 Why have the younger generation in ireland been disowned?
Why have the younger generation in ireland been disowned?
Why have the younger generation in ireland been disowned?
after all a house that cost 40,000in 1985 now is "worth" 430,000...


 Best place?
What are the best places to visit in Ireland and some good places to stay while there?Countryside,city,muesuems,resterau... We are planning our trip for this summer and thought I would ask here to ...


 Kerry or Kilarney help me please?
How can i go to Kilarney. i live in Dublin
From Dublin to Kilarney/ Kerry
i would like know what transport Can i take to ...


 Where to go for hen night in ireland?
anywhere except kilkenny... too close to home ;) just looking for a good night out not spa's and ...


 What airport is bigger dublin or shannon airport
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 Isn't it funny that the northern part of Ireland is a different country?
(Not funny-strange, but funny-ha-ha.)...


 Is Ireland a good place to live?
I live in Australia, NSW to be exact, and when I'm older I want move to Ireland. I have a few questions so the person who answers them with the most info gets best answer, thanks.
1) Is I...


 Anyone on here from Ireland today?
How are ya doing? If I vacation in Ireland what is the best time of year to do so? And where should I start my vacation? North? South? Dublin?...


 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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Michael C

Do u like living in Ireland? If so why..?


    



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Tribbles
Apart from the dodgy health system, the state of our roads, the ignorance of our government and the worrying rise in inflation, not to mention the persistent talks of a recession....
yes I love it.
I love our culture, our traditions and our humour. I love our natural scenery, the people and even the crazy weather!!!
I couldn't imagine living anywhere else
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Jo....
I love living in Ireland.
I love the people, there humour, how there all so laid back
But one thing I would complain about is the weather!


Orla C
Yes. The weather is peculiar, I'm used to that. I like that people from other places are coming here to live too.


Kris......
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I am a Brit, and have lived here for just over three years, I live in a great area, and love it, like someone else said, I would be quite happy to spend the rest of my days here.


CatWhisperer_x
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Ya! Although not in my particular area! I couldnt move though! Id miss da people and hurling 2much! =]


Bee
i LOVE living in ireland, the only thing is the weather.. it rains a lot but everything else i love.

The people are so down to earth and very funny and charming
The sayings and lanuage..
The countryside is beautiful!
The craic! :P


dudette
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I love the way people are so down to earth and funny!
The culture and the sayings!
The sport,
The people.
Nature.
The language.

Ireland is brilliant,just missing a bit of sunshine at the mo ;)


?ouise 2 ?
yes, im proud of my heritage.. just wish it was more sunny, thats all :)


submissivmsle36
hi you
i live in cork city in Ireland and i would spent the rest of my life here as for why the life style the sites you have with in 20 Miles of the city if i did not live here cork would be the place i would come on my holidays every year


lil miss badass
no not with the crap weather we're having at the moment



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