 Which are the best/cheapest student bars in Dublin? |
| Okay, so we are booked to stay in the Abberley Court Hotel which is 8 miles or 13 kms away from Dublin city centre. http://www.abberley.ie/i
If anyone knows the best/cheapest student ... |
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 The last name Dockery? |
| can someone give me a web site or some meaning to the last name Dockery,origin,meaning,where it came from ,stuff like that?... |
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 Irish poet Cathal O'Searcaigh? |
Do you think his poems will appear on this years Leaving Cert?
Do you think they be banned from the Irish course after this year?
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 Interested in Truck Driving in Ireland and Europe? |
| Hi, I'm a professional driver from canada with over 20 yrs over the road/long distance driving experience.. I have drove all over Canada and the United States and would like to experience a new ... |
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 After School care Ireland...how much should i expect to pay? |
| Got a little boy starting school after the summer..discussing the possibility of a friend watching him after school until i come home from work, how much should I expect to pay her? We live in W... |
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 How old do you have to be to drink in ireland? |
| and do you know any intresting nightlife spots in dublin?... |
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 Shannon River question...? |
| I'm going to Europe in Sept./Oct. this year with a group of people. One of the things we want to do is a boat rental on the Shannon River in Ireland. I was wondering if anyone on here has done ... |
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 Where in ireland is there a nice lake where i can get a row boat? |
| In particular about 70km/50 miles from dublin but anywhere will do.... |
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 Whether it has is right on reception of preferential pension in Ireland? |
| husband works as the welder. Whether it has is right on reception of preferential pension in Ireland? And where it is possible to address? Thanks all who will help!!... |
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 Do you need a passport to travel from UK to Ireland? |
| I live on the mainland of Britain but would like to go to Ireland. Do I need a passport to go there? And is there a different rule for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland since one is in the ... |
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 I am going to Ireland in the end of September. How is the weather then? Should we rent a car? |
| Or us public transportation? We are thinking of going to the west coast too but we only have a week there. What are the things in Ireland that we can't miss??... |
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 What should I/we do?!? |
| So, I'm a junior in high school and it's my friend's and my dream to move to Ireland after college. I plan on majoring in education [secondary] and teach either English or psychology. B... |
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 Romantic places to visit in Ireland? |
| Me and my best friend are planning to take a short holiday in Ireland, i am kind of in love with her and want to break it to her gently, kind of tell her i dont expect anything from her but i just ... |
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 How long does it take to drive from navan to trablogan, cork? |
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 Do you think these English guys are taking the piss? |
There are a few English people in our town, and seems they all say "I'm grand" all the time.
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 Help! should i do itt? |
| okayy, so my parents are goign to let me go to ireland for a month over the summer and stay with my cousins and work. i love ireland and have absolutly no problem doing this my only concern is will i ... |
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 Trip to Dublin...? |
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Any info about Dublin appreciated. We have found dirt cheap flights for the middle of March so we will be having 3 Nights/4 Days over there.
Firstly can anyone ... |
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 Is dublin in the republic of ireland? |
| please answer it and also if you know a site where you can check which towns are in republic of ireland etc. then plz say- if u give a site which does u will ahve best answer...... |
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Ireland........10 point best answer..plz answer? |
well me and my family might visit ireland and my mom is scared about the bugs lol..so can anyone list some of the bugs from that are there?? |
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dont worry - there isnt anything too scary here bug wise, cos the weather isnt warm enough for them. No cockroaches, no deadly spiders...there is midges which bite and cause itchiness, but theyre not like huge mosquito type things...theyre just little annoying things. Even if they do bite, you dont feel it and you wont notice until the itchiness.
If you are american, then you already have worse bugs:) |
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bugs?
I've lived here all my life, trust me, there are no strange bugs here.
Your mom should be more concerned about the weather. Bring an umbrella! |
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Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge
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Sher there's so many bugs around the place that we all have mosquito nets covering our beds.
We hate the 2 foot cockroaches the most. They're fierce trouble altogether especially when you have the DTs. |
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spiders-not dangerous
bees,wasps-only dangerous if ur allergic
moths
wood lice
centipeads
beetles
flys
catapilers
thats all i can think of? none are dangerous at all unless you have an allergy to a bite or sting? |
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Did you not hear st. Patrick banished all the snakes!! thers no lizards, poisionus bugs or anything!! Scariest thing we have are probably a spider(no lethal ones) Most harmless wildlife in the world! |
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No bugs to be scared about, but the midges can be a bit of a nuisance in warm damp weather, especially around trees and bushes. |
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There are no really unpleasant bugs in Ireland, just the usual ones found in this part of the world.
Midges and mosquitoes can occasionally be a nuisance in the summer but no more than that, an ordinary insect repellent is all you need.
The very worst that can happen is to be stung by a wasp, bee or hornet, while painful, none of these are dangerous unless you have an allergic reaction. |
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ROFL
Bugs?
Well there is the dreaded 'Wasp', and the deadly 'Bumblebee', ohh and we can't forget the infamous 'Earthworm'
Seriously - Watch your back
You think Australia's deadly? You ain't seen JACK compared to the hell which is the wildlife of County Cavan.
Beware.
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James G
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only two dodgy types of bug in Ireland.
the ones that MI5 and MI6 were good enough to instal in our governmental offices and of course MRSA, but that you only get if you are unfortunate enough to get sick and have to spend time in hospital.
tell your mum I said "get on over here and enjoy the craic with us. its our time of year again and we're all up for a good shindig. Yeehaw!!" |
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There's nothing particularly unpleasant in in Ireland. There may be "Cleggs" (mosquito's) outdoors in more rural areas, but they are harmless (there's no malaria) and can be detered by insect repellent. The same can be said of Wasps and Bees, and are generally only seen in small numbers and unless you have an alergy to stings and bites are harmless. |
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