I'm planning to stay at a hotel in Limerick, Ireland while visiting the Cliffs of Moher. Travel guide books suggest it is dirty and not a good place for tourists to stay. Is this true? I need ...
where can I find a job in Dublin? any kind of job....pubs specially....I'm 20 and i'm student...foreign student....and btw whats the min wage i'll get paid?...
My daughter's doing a project for school.
I don't think its supposed to be how they did it in the past, but how they're doing it now. If you could point me to some web sites that&#...
We can't wait!
We especially like those American girls studying for things like their PHD in sub-atomic molecular particle physics.....
That gets us so excited, so it does!...
We will be in Dublin, Ireland during St. Patrick's Day weekend. If you've been to the city before, or lived there, can you recommend the best things to do?...
Just wondering if a couple can both claim the dole and live together? Will our payments get affected?
This is without asking for any rent supplement or anything. Additional Details ...
I'm going to Dublin next week and I'm staying near O'Connel Street. I would like to know how can I get from there to St. Stephens Green Shopping Centre? Can I go walking? Is it too far ...
You can't change blood or ethnicity. Just nationality.
Musiq&Love
No.
It just makes you a citizen of Ireland.
:p
Kimberlee Taylor
No, it just means your a citizen.
Jenna
nope sorry
Bobzer
Legally if you werent a citizen to any other country you would be considered Irish even if you werent born in Ireland but as an Irish person myself if you lived in Ireland for most of your life I would consider you Irish.
esoteric_noodles
it makes you an irish citizen but you would never be considered irish
murnip
If you come and live in Ireland for the rest of your life, and you get Irish citizenship, then I would consider you Irish.
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