 Why does Britian insist on keeping Ireland on a leash ? |
I like the Irish....what's the deal over there ? I'm in USA.
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 Irish Leaving Cert? |
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 Travel to Ireland??? |
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 Dublin city council and their dog ban.? |
why have dublin city council taken the steps to ban so called dangerous dogs from their properties and parks?
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sapphire |
Does ireland have railways? |
i am looking for cheaper ways to travel around ireland when i visit the country in aug-sept.something by which i can enjoy the beautiful scenery...plz help me |
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Yes we have railways. The site below has a map which shows the cities linked by rail. You can click on the sidebar for timetables and fares. |
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Dirk D
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Of course! But they network is not very extensive, most cities aren't directly connected and small towns, not to mention villages, usually can't be reached by train.
And it's VERY expensive.
If you don't mind a bit of bouncing and looong hours on a bus, that's your best option. Buses are cheap enough and go everywhere.
If I were you though I would rent a car, to stop wherever you want and be able to get to the beaches... |
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murnip
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Yes but it's quite expensive. The bus is much cheaper, as other people have said |
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Shauna O'Dwyer
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Why would we not have railwys?? Well any way yes we do go to http://www.irishrail.ie/home/ for train times, railway travel and tickets ect... |
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Puppy
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nope they use a canoe as they got lots rain |
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Les
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They do, but I recomend the bus. Cheaper and more flexible. |
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Servette
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Yes, they do ! |
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stitcherkf
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Yes of course we do! Visit www.irishrail.ie and you can get details of all trains and plan your journey by keying in the start and finish stations.
There are also buses which travel between towns and I think these are actually cheaper than trains. Visit www.discoverireland.ie for details of all the things to do and see. This site will also give links to several other sites and you should find all you need to know about travel and everything else there.
Enjoy |
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stef bomb
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yes but not good.
travel with the bus, much better |
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finnykid
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Yep, all of the above are correct |
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hi223
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Here the rest of these jokers are havin a laugh, we will in 2029 under the european NDP , but until then we still have to do with the aul horse and cart, but dont fret just get ur self a khap and u ll be fine.
Make sure you go to Bull Mc Cabe hes gettin very lonely. |
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bugger
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Na we don't have railways we do a shanks mare (walk) |
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