 Cheapest ferry to ireland - return - drive? |
| can anyone recommend a cheap crossing with car to ... |
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 I'm planning on moving to Ireland when I'm 18? |
| I've visited Ireland when I was 12 years old, I am irish, and I fell in love with Ireland and didn't want to come home. I'd like to go to college in Ireland. If you live in Ireland, ... |
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 I wanted to go to Europe or Ireland? I have to go alone? What's the best way to go? |
| I am looking for a singles vacation. I would like to be fully escorted and eat drink and shop with other people but I am by myself. I would like to go with people who are young or single but that'... |
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 Dundalk, Ireland ? |
I heard it’s not the best of places to visit when going to Ireland for the first time, why?
Someone said it "Has a ruff reputation"... |
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 An American considering a trip to Kerry, Ireland...? |
| Hi ! My mother has invited me to take a trip to Kerry Ireland and I am wondering what part of the year has the nicest, semi-sunny weather. Not too hot, or too cold... I hear the Winter temps stay ... |
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 Which of these irish folk bands do you think is the best ? |
The Dubliners
The Pogues
The Wolfe tones
The Clancy Brothers
or The Chieftains
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 Should I return to Ireland from South Africa?? considering the Irish recession? |
| Hi, I moved to Johannesburg 2months ago and I feel like I can no longer stay here, Im jus not happy here. I basically want to go home!! I love my country and I has always held great opportunities for ... |
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 Life in Ireland in the Early 1900's? |
| I'm writing a paper about one of my ancestors who lived in Listowel, Ireland. I can't seem to find much how life was around 1913. I need to give some possible reasons and a vague ... |
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 Is there any point at all in the Junior Cert 'Foundation' level? |
| I was just looking at some of the Junior Cert exam papers that people took earlier this year (you can download them at www.examinations.ie for free) and I came to thinking that there was probably no ... |
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 How do you say in Irish? |
How do you say in Irish?
"from the minute she met her relations"
"from work"... |
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 What is living in Ireland like? |
| I'm thinking about living somewhere in Ireland, North or South, and doing so through a farm exchange. I'd be working on an organic farm and I'm just trying to figure out where the best ... |
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 What to pack for Ireland trip in May? |
| I am going to Ireland in May and have no idea what weather I am likely to face. I was told the average high is around 60 degrees F. but that the humidity is around 75%. Is this true? I'm from ... |
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 Im going to Cork, Ireland on the 24 july and thinking of staying in the Bru Bar and Hostel.? |
| I was wondering if anyone had stayed in there!! Want know what its like and whats there to do in the area, pubs, bars clubs etc. Or if anyone has any suggestions of hostels in Cork!!... |
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 I have lots of DVD's I want to sell as I'm moving to South Africa and don't want the bother of bringing them |
Any places in Dublin City centre that'll buy them?
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Dublin or Cork? |
I am moving to Ireland in the fall to be an aupair and am in the middle of choosing my family. The families are all pretty awesome, so basically my deciding factor is going to be location. I am a 21 year old recent college grad so it's important to me to be able to meet other people my age. One family lives right on the north side of the University College in Dublin, the other family lives within five minute walking distance from downtown Cork. I don't know much about either city, so help??? |
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I don't know much about Dublin, since I was only there a day, but when I lived in Ireland for 4 months a couple years ago I lived in County Cork and loved it! I lived about a 40 minute bus ride from Cork City and downtown was by far my favorite part of living in Ireland. It would be great for you, to live so close to downtown because there's a lot to do and a lot of people. There's a big bus station that can take you anywhere, lots of shopping, restaurants, and theaters. I'm sure living in Dublin would be the same, but I guess I'm a little biased here. Plus, Cork is a good location to visit other towns and cities. Blarney Castle is close by, along with Bantry Bay, Killarny, and Limerick is a little under two hours. But I'm sure either way, whether its Dublin or Cork, you'll have a great time! |
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gill
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go to dublin its the capital it'll be a better experience and more things to do. the cork accent is rather difficult to understand im irish and still cant understand it. dublin is the culture area of ireland you'll get everything there |
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hi you
its not that i am a cork man or anything there are a lot of people of your age group in both city and both have there good and bad spots but living in cork is a small bit cheaper then in Dublin were a little more friendly and been smaller the Dublin there is not a place you can go in cork without bumping into one or more of your friends |
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chrissytimebuds
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dublin is wonderful, and has a great nightlife, but good tourists spots as well
cork it beautiful but can get rainy.
either is great, have fun! |
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