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 Which areas of London have a large and established Irish community?
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 I want to find a phone number & address for donal kidney in scurries dublin ireland?
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 Does anyone have any suggestions for great B & B's in Ireland?
I will be visiting Ireland for 10 days in August and am looking for great B & B's throughout the country. I will be flying into Dublin, renting a car, and then touring the country via the ...


 What time is last call in the pubs tonight?

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Since its thursday, its either 11.30 or 12.30.
I'm talking about pubs in the Irish republic, by the way....


 Going to usa on holidays is there a limit to how much shopping to bring back to rep of ireland?
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 What is the distance from dublin to dungarvan co, waterford?
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 Is there some Organization which would look after me if i go to Ireland.?

Im 14 and learning my subjects for GCSE. The thing is i want to come over to Ireland to do them. My mum said it would be fine but she says that i wouldn't be allowed to go to boarding ...


 Best hotel location in Dublin?
I am going to Dublin with my boyfriend in December and we have booked the flights but need a good hotel. As i haven't been before i'm not sure of the best location. We want everything to ...


 Who was Irelands greatest and most famous person EVER?
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 Ireland, Easter Rising?
Hey, I've got a history exam tomorrow and one of the topics is Ireland. I know that for one part of the exam i have to talk about peoples views so i decided to do it on the easter rising.
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 How do I find a medieval feast to participate in if I am travelling to Ireland for vacation in August?
I am travelling to Ireland for vacation with my wife and we read in our guidebook that a medieval feast, while expensive, is loads of fun to participate in. Problem is, I can't find anything on ...


 Whereabouts in dublin is rathfarnahim?
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 Do i need a passport to go to ireland?
just a simple question do i need a passport to go to ireland?
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sorry i am from the ...


 How much do you earn in Ireland?
How much do you earn in Ireland?
I have moved to ireland recently and I am curious about the salaries earned here. I have been looking and applying for jobs as I heard that people are pretty ...


 How do i get a job in air sea rescue as a wingman on one of the helicopters?
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 Know where I want to go in Ireland, now, how to do it?
My friend and I are going to be going to Ireland in the near future, and we know the areas we want to visit (at least a general idea) and we want to backpack. Are there ways to get from one general ...


 Are they strict about checking ID's at pub's in Ireland?
I'm traveling to Ireland in the summer and I am 17. I was wondering if they are strict about enforcing the drinking age there. thanks!...


 Clear up a geography question for me?
Which is the correct usage? People refer to northern and southern Ireland. To me s ireland would be counties cork and kerry, but many people here (in England) refer to the republic as southern ...


 When is the best time of year to visit Ireland and what areas are good for checking out?
I don't know what winters are like there, so I'd like to go when it is not too expensive, but nice and green. Also, I've read that Dublin is more of a party town now and would like to ...


 What is the shape of ireland?
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Lua Butterfly

How do you spell braic????

You know, that fruity cake with a penny it....

    



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bumshelf
it is spelt "breac". This is an Irish word which means 'speckled'. The cake is called breac becasue of the currants in it. The word has been anglicised and is often spelt brack.


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Sounds like a "king cake" used in different countries during carnivals. A small prize is baked in it. Maybe the idea is the same


Christine
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its a barm brack


lyndsayc1984
Usually brack, or barn brack.


Viva La Eire!
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haha, i dodnt know it was exculivly irish!!, its called brack or barm brack!, you get it at holloween!

oh, and you usually get a reall really cheap ring inside (made of steel)


krytrons1
Well that is kind of a rip off I would like to find a least a quarter when I eat some cake. Is it all moist inside. How does it smell I hate eating a smelly one. There is nothing worst then eating some of that smelly cake. And I really hate it when there is hair in it there should never be hair in or on it I love a hairless cake well hope that helps.





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