 Good areas to live in Dublin, Ireland? |
| I will be moving to Dublin, Ireland soon and since most house shares seem to be in Dublin #, I was wondering which areas to avoid and which areas are good by their # or name. Thanks! :)... |
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 Does anyone know were there is a good skeakhouse in dublin? |
| does any one knowwere there is a good now a very good skeakhouse in ... |
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 Weren't the Cork lads fantastic AGAIN tonight? |
Dowtcha Boys!
We gave those Galway boys a pasting.
And we were without Donal Og and The Rock!!!!!
What a team!! What a county!!!!
UP THE REBELS!!!!!... |
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 Irish/Celtic Band Name? |
| I am starting a celtic irish band and I need a good name. A medieval sounding one is what we would prefer. 3 girls are in it. We also want nothing about drinking/drunk, imappropriate names. Thanks.... |
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 Colloquial Irish phrases having to do with sleeping? |
| I am looking for some colloquial Irish phrases with the same meaning as "dead as a door nail," "out like a light," "fast asleep," etc. Basically something that means ... |
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 The Lisbon Treaty (what you probably werent told)? |
| Ok so until last week I had no clue what the hell the Lisbon treaty was about, all I knew was that there were a few posters around the place saying 'vote yes to the lisbon treaty, its good for I... |
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 The Irish use of the word "After" (when speaking in English)? |
I am Scottish but recently moved to Donegal.
I'm a bit confused about the word "after". If I said I was after a cup of tea or after going for a walk, it would mean I wanted ... |
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 How far is sligo from dublin? |
| im going on my first trip to dublin from sligo would anybody know how long it would be..? please let me know :)... |
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 Will an Englishman be safe to live in Dublin? |
| I'll be moving to Dublin shortly (due to work) and i was wondering how safe i'm going to be. My grandad was Irish, from Cork, but apart from that i'm as English as they come. I'... |
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 Help! Need advise On Possible Move To Ireland from UK? |
| We are thinking about moving to Ireland from the UK. My husbands parents came from County Liertrum (sorry about the spelling) and we would like to move to the area they came from. My husband has been ... |
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 Is it possible to go get my first irish passport at a dublin postoffice straight away? |
| im goin away on hols on the 9th of oct and i need my passport straight away,i know that if i take proof of travel i can get it in person at the post office in dublin but as its my first time one can ... |
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 Can any 1 recommend a hotel in cork ????????? |
| heading to cork on 4th august for two nights but we have 3 young boys aged 5-7 can anybody recommend a hotel that sleeps 2+3 in 1 room ???????????????... |
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 Can Ireland seriously survive a recession.? |
Most people remember that there was NO prosperity in Ireland save for a few corupt people prior to the 90s.
With the Celtic Tiger many people were trained and got jobs because companies ... |
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 Renewing our wedding vows in Dublin Ireland.? |
| My wife has booked us into a hotel in October for my 40th birthday celebration. If possible I was thinking of booking a small place or a vicar to retake our wedding vows as a surprise. IE Having ... |
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 Reasonable priced hotel in city center of Dublin, Ireland? |
The main thing we care about is location.
We would love to be in the city center where we can walk to everything.
There are 4 of us so an apartment would be acceptable too.
Not ... |
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dm_reba |
Hi there.. My partner and I are planning are moving to Ireland, where is the best place to live? |
we are both 25 yrs old, from New Zealand. We were originally thinking Dublin, but have heard that it is super expensive.. We would consider a small coastal town (like the sea), but still want to be able to go out and party every now and then, and meet some other people our age.. We are primarily moving to Ireland to save some money to do some more travelling around Europe, but dont intend to live a totally quiet life!! Please help!! we are so confused,, Galway,, Cork, Kilkenny.... Or like a said maybe an up and coming coastal town with a good vibe and some good pubs!!! |
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agooddub
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Sorry ! but you are deluded if you think you will save enough money to fund future travel in Europe. It will take both of your incomes to just survive. Do come, but don't expect to leave with wads of cash.It's very expensive. |
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Groid
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I'd go for Galway - definitely ! |
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Orla C
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Galway is a good option, you could also try Limerick or Waterford. |
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Magnum
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i did the same thing.i love cork,killarney,galway,forget dublin!!.i lived in kinsale county cork some years ago.i used to go up to charles fort for walks,or drive up to the lusitannia monument on the Old Head and walk around the cliffs.but ya know what ,i saved nothing,i ended up broke .we couldnt get a house in the end so we left,its too expensive.the celtic tiger has, as elvis did,left the building.i now hear the irish government want to pay foreign workers to **** off back to their own countries.mate of mine over there has to come up with 60,000 euro deposit for a mortgage on a house.**** that! |
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princess
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Galway has everything, the sea, the nightlife, the scenery, the shops. You'll love it! |
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GeeCee
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Cork, Kerry and galway all hug the Atlantic, so for scenery and water sports I recommend any of these. |
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reginaldstower
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waterford has great pubs |
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Colleen C
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Galway and cork r both expersive..... Portrush is in the north of ireland... it is a seaside resort and really close to belfast (45mins) Derry(25mins) and is a nice place :) |
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