 Traveling from Scotland/England over to Ireland across the Irish sea? |
| Me and some friends and family are traveling over there this summer and unfortunatly have made no plans to travel to Ireland. Now Im not sure where Im going to be when we decide to go over there (... |
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 Has the island of ireland even been independant as one ? |
| just something am looking into and would really helpful if you could give me the answer yes ... |
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 Living in ireland and planning to move house...some help? |
| Im planning to move from kildare to either longford or carrick-on-shannon and i need a furniture removal company any ideas for a cheap one? i tried googling it and got a quote of 400euro, i dont even ... |
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 What clothes should we pack for a trip to Ireland this month? |
My daughter is twelve years old and going for nine days with my mom.
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Thank you to everyone who left thoughtful answers. She does know not to wear cliched green, and ... |
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 Would a 14 year old like it living in ireland? |
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 Is gibberish a real laguage its all my sis speaks? |
| we used 2 live in a small community due north of Dublin and thats all ppl speaked ex.:helldgell odgo howdgow aredgare udgoo dodgoo ingdging? (hello how are u doing?)... |
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 Am I allowed to bring potatoes into Ireland or will Customs through a hissy fit? |
What if they are red ones?
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I don't know my Irish history, was there a potato importation scandal I'm not aware of?... |
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 Anybody from ireland!!! < read please :)? |
I am going there over the summer, and i wanted to learn more about the country itself and the people! :)
so how is it over there? i am so excited to go over there!! it will be my first time on ... |
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 Going to Limerick,ireland in few weeks, anyone been? |
Going with children so would like any day out suggestions please??? we`re hiring a car so could travel to different areas!
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 My dad was from county Kerry and never ever really left? |
| hi my dad moved to London in the 40s to find a job met and married my mum ... from buenos aires Argentina right mardy git... moved to Birmingham then Leicester .. now my ? is wots the chances of ... |
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 Moving to Ireland? |
Hi I have applied for a job in Sandyford, I am wishing to move to Ireland from the Uk, I have not got the first clue what to do,
Has anyone got any tips?????????... |
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 Is there a place actually known as Ballykissangel Ireland? |
| Just curious if anyone knows which town in Ireland Ballyk is supposed to represent, or if there's an actual Ballykissangel?... |
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 I've heard that is is not a good idea to travel to Ireland alone? |
| I am planning a trip to Ireland, I've heard it is still unaceptable to a single person to travel alone, is this true??... |
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 Is it really st patricks day? |
Though St. Patrick's Day has become identified with Irish nationalism and Roman Catholic observance, its origins in America were Protestant, and British.
The ritual of the St. Patrickâ... |
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Do you have to have relatives in Ireland to move there? |
I'd like to move to Ireland when i'm done school, is it possible? I'm 15 and live in Canada now. I don't have any close family in Ireland. I think my dad's brother-in-law's parents live there.
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Priscilla Duck
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No, not at all. If you have Irish grandparents you can claim Irish citizenship which makes moving here much easier. Without this, you will need to get a work permit or student visa. Work permits are given out to highly qualified people working in occupations which are needed in Ireland, similar to immigration policy in Canada. Visit http://www.entemp.ie for more information on this. If you come on a student visa, be aware that fees for international students can be expensive, so check if you can access any scholarship programs that would help you with fees. There are also short term visa options through organisations like BUNAC that may have opportunities for you too. |
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Podge and Rodge Tribute Band
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We'd stay in Canada if we were you. Sher that's a grand country.
It's like America but without the arrogance. |
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Misty Blue
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See above ^^^. |
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Ya of course it's possible, however before you move here make sure it's for the right reasons because you don't want to travel half ways around the world and be lonely!! Ireland is a beautiful place but we're in the grips of recession at the moment and jobs are scarce. |
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no you don't |
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Orla C
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No, you don't, but if you don't have EU nationality or a university education, it will be very difficult, if not impossible.
Easier to move there if you have the university education, if the nationality thing isn't an option. Do you research and see what you can learn in order to have a qualification that is not common in Ireland. |
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Like a Fox
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No. |
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No, but it helps. |
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