slipstreamer
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Yes I have been, it was lovely all around.
Why - the people, the mood of the culture - very welcoming, with a dry humor, the history, the personal history (relatives and friends) and of course the ability to get a decent cup of tea anywhere which is very hard to do in my home country (US)
Overall a very nice country. |
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Orla C
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I live in Ireland, I was born here, and I have lived abroad, mainly in mainland Europe.
Being an island person, I love living in Ireland, despite the psychotic weather and crazy prices. |
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x...Sumer Babii...x
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i live in ireland! :)
there isn't that much to do and the weather isn't very good but the views are good in some places. |
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greenorlagh
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I live in Ireland. I love it. Cos it's home, and green, and lovely. |
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pascawwk
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Yes! I went in 05, and it was amazing. It was so green, and the people were the friendliest and funniest people. |
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zafi
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My friend has, she said it was nice but a bit cold, simple towns simple area and she enjoyed staying at her relatives :) |
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»¤●°кιωι gяáçỤ●°™
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Yes,I have but that's probably because I'm Irish! LOL
I love it. I'm from Donegal so that probably explains it.
= ) |
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Larry B
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i've been lots of times and i always want to go back again. friendly people that make you welcome and are always up for a laugh, going again soon, can't wait. |
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*stacie*
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no i have not my friend used to live there said it was boring that why she moved to oklahama |
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mareeclara
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Yes.....I was so looking forward to it as I have significant Irish ancestry and it was pretty much top of my list.
I will say I found it nice...but it actually doenst rate in my top 10 places I visted...when talking about places I visited i always forget I even went! Sad but true. |
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bella234
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yep. i live there!!!
i dont love it but that just cos i like to travel, and u never appreciate whats on your doorstep, but all tourists that come here do.
its no that its cold here like evryone else is sayin is just that the weather is unpredictable
and there are mountains - just in certain areas, mainly in the south. |
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Viridistori
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Nope, but I plan to visit that place one day.
Ireland is considered a peaceful country. |
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-LisaXo
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Heck yeah ... I live here !! =D |
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AshtonMitchell
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No, but I would love to go. |
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gouri m
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nope , haven't been ... hope to get there 1 day! |
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Tiffany
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Yes! I used to live in England for 5 years and only got to visit Ireland one time. Weather is great (a little cool) people are so friendly and it is BEAUTUFUL! Green green green. You are driving along and you see castle ruins...kiss the Blarney Stone while you are there! |
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visvardis
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no |
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easypie45
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I wish i was there. i live in new york and in ireland you dont see a lot of sky scrapers and poluttion and high gas prices and well you get the point. |
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Marg C
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No but i was born and raised in Glasgow and my Grandparents are from Ireland |
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I miss Thailand!!!!
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Never been....but would absolutely love to go some day...maybe after Thailand |
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angel
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nope |
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kiko
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Cold weather, nice scenery and tranquil. It was a very satisfying stay, dont forget to mention the Guinness |
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I wasn't keen. Not enough potatoes for my liking. |
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juyi
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Been there...it's pretty, in a rustic sort of way, but there are no mountains, just slight hills. The food was not very good, and the culture is stifled by Catholicism and all the guilt and repression that goes along with it. |
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LoveLife
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family there so yeah ... basically you just get pissed every day! |
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