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 Where d oi go to get a copy of my Birth Cert in ireland?
I know its in Dublin City but where? Pearse street isn't it, beside trinity college? I know you get your PPs number there but can you get your birth cert there? How much is it? Can i go in and ...


 Where are the city centre hotels in galway city?
Traveling to galway city, ireland. Does anyone know where the hotels are in the city centre, we will be on foot so as close to centre as possible....


 Looking for a glamorous club in Dublin.?
Hi there,
We're going on a party weekend in Dublin for my colleague's 21st.
I have never been to Dublin before and so I don't know the trendiest places to go. I'm ...


 Question for people living in Ireland...(particularly in Dublin)?
...have you noticed how "patchy" our roads are? Like when you look at the road, you see squares of concrete overlapping eachother, and it looks really weird...what do you think?...


 Can a British citizen work in Ireland freely.. I was in Dublin before and I waa told I need a PPs number?
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 Can anyone tell me what it's like in Galway Ireland?

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 How can i go to ireland and stay there for a while?
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 What's this I hear about Bertie Ahern having some chat show?
My brother just mentioned it in the car today - could someone explain?...


 REAL information needed about Traveling to IRELAND
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 Des Bishop!!! Dvd nua?
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 Which are the best family areas to live in Cork?
I'll be moving to Cork next year and I need some advice on the best areas to live. The areas I have looked at are;

Carrigaline
Glanmire
Blackrock
Bishopstown
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 What shops are in the Belfast International Airport?
I was in abit of a rush today so didn't get all the things i need...

what shops are in that airport ?
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name of actual ...


 Moving from America to Ireland?
I was born in America and have a Celtic father, so a pretty secretive Celtic household. A lot of the people around me are Celts and I just never knew it until I assumed and asked my father. They don&#...


 I have a few more questions about ireland! Help?
Okay what's the best time of year to go?

What place is best to visit with a bit of excitement in the evening?

I am planning a trip with my mom and I, kind of a pre college ...


 Can anyone suggest a hotel to stay in near dublin airport?
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 Where is a good nightlife and scenery in Ireland?
(cont.)..taking a trip to Ireland with girlfriends..no tour guides just us with a rental. =O...


 Does anyone know Thomas Hogan who lives(d) in County Offaly?
And how i can get in touch with him? He is in his 30's and has a brother named John who is a priest in county Meath. Thomas also lived in Denver, Colorado....


 Is there anyone from Ire that would like email ?
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 Are there catacombs in Ireland?
Looking for some creepy stuff to see in Ireland. Catacombs?...


 Why does the Irish jig look like it's perrformed by parapalegics?
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Is Ireland considered Europe?


    



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Weatherman
It's not CONSIDERED Europe

It IS part of Europe


spawn_of_cookie_monster
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well yeah its part of europe..... the nice part


lochaber.geo
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It depends on who's considering it I suppose.

Living here I would certainly say it is part of Europe. In a political sense it's a member of the EU. In the economic sense it uses the Euro as currency. Physically and geographically it's on the European continent. I've always considered myself European, I don't think I know anyone here who'd say we weren't.

Culturally it's a matter of opinion, Is there such this as "European culture"? It's obvious that Ireland is different from cultures from the area known over here and in the UK as "Continental" or "Mainland" Europe.. but then again Germany has a different culture compared to France or France to Spain so I wouldn't say that excludes us. Come to that Ireland is culturally and historically different from the UK even though anyone would be hard pressed to tell the difference looking at us...

Ethnically? can Europe be defined as an ethnicity? that's a debate I'll stay out of entirely ;-)

So anyway yes, I'd say that it is considered Europe.


Cat's Eye
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Much to Ireland's chagrin.


Paranormal I
Yes I think so.


catalyist
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It is one of the 25 current member states of Europe, so yes.



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