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 Do the Irish see the USA as it's 'baby'?; something they helped create?
IN UK, and Europe, anti USA feeling has evident amongst it's peoples since the end of WW2, but not so in Ireland? Does anti-US sentiment evident in Ireland? Afterall, many Irish emigrated to USA ...


 Who gets the award for most irritating person on Irish TV 2009?

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This is a very important informative question that would benefit the people of Ireland and all over the World.

Reasons why too

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 Denny V Shaws Irish meat groups , which wins (in relation to vital Tourist survey info)?
This is vital Tourist information because Tourists like breakfast.

They also want to know which group is best for a tasty sausage or a pair of good Rashers?


Cheers for the ...


 Who here is a student that is on the Irish Travel Section?
Who else here is a student with exams in a week and is instead wasting time on sites like this?...


 Would ireland be a bomb place for a vacation?
ok i have 3 irish american friends who say they want to go to ireland for the summer,they have relatives that live in kerry so i guess theyd be goin there,they asked me if i wanted to go.im american ...


 Speeding ticket from Ireland?
I just received a speeding ticket from Ireland. Offence occured in Oct. 80 euro seems steep to me. What if I don't pay?
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I live in the U.S. and don't plan on ...


 Do i need a passport to go to northen irland?
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 In What Part of Ireland is Irish Gaelic Still Spoken?
I'm writing a story - and the characters speak Gaelic here and there within it, but I'm not sure which part of Ireland still speaks Irish Gaelic. I could make them a part of Scotland and ...


 I want to send some friends in Ireland some candy from the US that they don't already have. Any ideas?
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 PEOPLE LIVING IN IRELAND: what bank are you with?
I was about to switch to permanent tsb today but Ive heard that they are incompetent fools!
Im thinknig of halifax or Bank Of Ireland!
So far halifax is looking the best!...


 Do i need a passport for ireland?
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 A Cork man told my sister she needs a Munster man to keep her under control?
Shes a Dub, what do you think this Cork man meant? She took his advise and chatted up a Tipp man, ( a gentleman she said), but what is it about Munster men that make them so manly? LOL...


 I am american going to move to Ireland where can I find a bartending job?
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 Do you think ireland will ever be a whole nation once again?
As in, get the 6 counties back. Im just wanting to know peoples opinions!
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I hope its never fully under british rule, we deserve our own country like everyone else!...


 Euros in dublin??
going to dublin
Question Details: Im with halifax bank and heading to dublin for the weekend.?
i dont have any euros yet and was wondering would i get a decent exchange rate using my ...


 I'm going to Ireland for the first time, where are the best places to go? sights and fun?? staying in Dublin
we are staying in Dublin but have hired a car so can go anywhere. Never been to Ireland so would love some ideas of where to go.
We have 4 ...


 Need help - killarney or tralee for a holiday?
I have a choice of going to either but would like to know which is best to use as a base for touring but also to spend free time in....


 Holiday in ireland!!!?
me n few mates wanna go to ireland in august good, bad?? also we dont know where to go northern or southern ireland? which is better for nightlife and that? and also what is the drinking age? is it ...


 Tall guys in Ireland?
I am thinking of going to Ireland this summer and I am 6'3" tall.. and i was wondering if the guys there were as tall..
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thanks.. i'm just kinda nervous.....


 Can i travel to ireland from france without a passport?what a passport check looks like?
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Michael K

How many hours of sunlight does ireland receive?


    



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Tid
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Sunlight people, not sunshine. At the moment, its picking up around 8 ish in the morning, and bright until 6, summer obviously is longer.


Helena h
Sunlight....none!!!

Daylight....5,110.0193745 hours!!!


greenorlagh
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we get about 4 - usually in July or August. And usually at night time when we're all in bed.


hannjen
Daylight hours in the summer can be as many as 15-16 hours (June), but in the winter it is more like 7. That doesn't mean the sun shines through the clouds though...


Langer
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The sun in ireland doesn't exist my friend!


Sorcha B
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Not many, but right now, we get about 8 hours of daylight.


Eddie F
We have no sunshine in Ireland - Its always nightime. (Or do I need to invest in windows??)


dollymix (now geeky for a month)
Sorry~ we don't get much. Usually around an hour a day? We all have a vitamin D deficiency. Shocking.


defying gravity
not enough :(


tzddean
The sunniest time is May and June when there are about 5 to 6.5 hours of sunshine per day. On average over a year most areas get 3.25 to 3.5 hours per day. Over a year, Ireland gets about 1400-1700 hours of sunhine.





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