Hi guys, I am going on a business trip in Kilkenny, Ireland but I will probably have about one day off so I need some advice what is a must-see in the town. Also, does anybody knows a good pub/bar/...
I found a short term flat share but Im not sure about the area. also I'll be working in Rathfarnham and don't want to spend to long travelling to work. Is this a viable option. I don't ...
I know its the 66 and 67a buses but where to get off and how far away is it? Additional Details Is it well sign posted or it it just a stop at the side of the road?...
I am planning to maybe go to Ireland this christmas and the prices arnt as cheap as I expected them to be in the winter. do you have any ideas for air lines/dates to go from Chicago to Shannon around ...
I have 3 grandparents that were 100% irish & 1 that was not. Although my family (McGeary) loves being irish only one relative has gone there & quite frankly she didn't say much about it. ...
ok I need to know the culture of Ireland and the overall history of it and any other info. please and thank you! Additional Details oh and i need what kind of fashion they have....
I'm form Italy and would like to take my gf to Ireland for a long weekend. She's into Irish Step dance and would love to let her practice a bit... Do you have any good place to go?
Was thinking of parking near one of the DART stations north of Dublin and getting the DART in and out. Does this seem like a good idea, is there decent, safe parking at the DART stations?
A letter weighing one ounce or less from anywhere in the United States to any country in the world outside North America costs 84 cents to mail. If your invitations cost 39 cents to mail in the U.S., then 84 cents is correct for international. If they cost 63 cents (the 1-2 ounce rate) for the ones to U.S. addresses, then the rate to foreign addresses is $1.65.
Ann B
As of today, for an average weight letter, postage is 84 cents.
Cindi
Just go to the post office. They'll stamp it correctly.
Wiretsar
None if you use E-mail.
Patricia S
As far as I know, postage is determined by weight not distance. Thus, I would guess the regular first class .39 stamp would do it. If you are still in doubt, call your local post office.
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