Are Irish people nicer than Scottish? Or worse? Or same? Do people use drugs there (both)? How lazy are the people there? Question for Irish people: If I didnt speak a word of english would you be ...
Welfare estate there e.g what benefits its citizens are entitled to, how much these would be each month etc, and what the average wages are for manual labourers/unskilled jobs? Additional D...
me and my boyfriend are travelling to the uk next week to visit friends. i have a passport but he does not. he does however have a valid driving licence, and i've heard he can travel with this. <...
I was talking to my brother a little while ago, and we were talking about the trip we are taking to Ireland in July. I know it's far away, but he just happened to mention that you can't ...
and not as a holiday destination
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its half a guiness, with a shot of baileys and Jameson whiskey. its called a car bomb in America and will be in Dublin for st. pattys day and want to know the name they use for it in Ireland - ...
I'm going to be liiving with my grandparents in Ireland. I've only been there one other time when I was a baby. I'm going to be there for a few months. What is it like there? Will ...
I am a Native American Indian with roots in Ireland, my mothers side of the Phelan Clan, would like to talk to someone in Ireland im mepleas??? Additional Details hey jokaa didnt you ...
In this modern age, are the words of the Irish national anthem not a bit militant and outdated? They suited the time and no disrespect to Brendan Behan's uncle, but is there any longer a need to ...
Actually i'm booking a hotel for my parents online and i am thinking of booking one north of the liffey in parnell street but my question is... does anyone know if its safe to walk around north ...
It's easy to tell when it's summer, the rain gets warmer !
That's why Ireland is so green.
Ian M
gaspipe
yes we have a summer! whether or not it looks or feels like summer is another question!
slipstreamer
Yes, of course, but it's often cold and rainy. That's why it's such a green place. Rain.
Summer exists regardless of weather.
honestbutevil
Yes
Tid
Jaysus lads, why so thumbs down on Orla C?? She's actually right you know.
♥ Lucy ♥
No, we live in Narnia where its Winter all the time.
CaitlÃn
depends.
i doubt we'll get much of a summer up north anyway with the way the weather is at the minute.
w
I would not call it summer, it wet and overcast 365 days a year
Orla C
Yes, and we have had lovely warm sunny summers - I remember one year there was a day in County Clare when it was 31 C, and it was much colder in Italy on that day, with rain.
However, the most philosophical way of looking at summer in Ireland is to see it as a state of mind rather than a state of weather.
Brooklyn B
every place has a summer. It just depends on whether its warm there or not.
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