Want to get this type of broadband (just moved out to the official middle of no where!!!) and just wondering if anyone in the Roscommon/Carrick-on-Shannon area has the 3 mobile broadband and just ...
I am going to be in Ireland for Easter 2009. I have read that most things are closed on Good Friday. Does anyone know what I can expect or recommend anything? Will things be open Sat, Sun, or M...
what should I do in Ireland? I am seeing my friend who lives in Offaly (I think that is how its called) anything fun you think I should do in Ireland?
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I can be irreverent, even when i am trying really hard to be reverent. My mothers side of the family is Irish. Someone said something to me about Irish people being irreverent and it got me ...
We are all 18 so would like aplace near to the clubbing/lively area of DUblin. Would like a place that would jus be for us. Also is taxis and trains expensive in or around Dublin?...
i'm sorry about my english but i'm italian...can I find spongebob belt in dublin??? anywhere...what do you advise me to visit in dublin???
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hi everyone i need to go to the eye doctor and i do not want to where glasses.theres a chance i might have a stigmatism does anyone no of any contacts i can where while having a ...
crazy_clive
I was born in Ireland but live in Britain.. I'm just curious, do u prefer the Irish.. or the British?
Generally the Irish are universally liked, I've always been welcomed in various countries.
But I have met some nice British people, and some not so nice ones. And there are some nice Irish and some not so nice ones.
I mean, what kind of a question is this, anyway?
joshneilly
i dont care im 5050 my mothers english my fathers irish. and then i live in northern ireland i can say im either and in my personell experiance when you leave the uk and ireland people like the irish more they havnt done anyhting in history to piss people off unlike the british.
i love that guy stranger lol ive seen him on like 5 irish qestions today saying im 100% irish :)
slipstreamer
Both are fine. I generally prefer whichever group is the least bigoted towards me because of my nationality.
SundaeRose
I like them both. My ancestors are English, Irish, American Indian.
jkyongi
No.
Stranger
Irish %100 But i don,t see anything wrong with Britain cool place to live as well.
Kit
Depends on if I'm in the mood for half witted or half arsed.
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