 What hope is there for a non drinking, vegetarian stoner in Ireland? |
| well, I actually drink a bit, but nowhere near Irish standards. I'm coming from Australia to meet my family and hopefully make friends.... |
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 A Roadtrip Of Ireland? |
If you were to go on a week long winter road trip around Ireland -
Where would you go?
What would you visit?
Where would you stay?
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 Could anyone tell me a hotel in Dublin that is near Croke Park? |
| One that is quite reasonable priced, I am stayin at a weekend and will be going to a concert in Croke Park.... |
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 Ireland? Good places to visit? |
| I would like to visit Ireland someday, and was wondering if anyone could recommend a good place to visit or things to do there. Thanks! =)... |
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 What's the weather like in Ireland? |
| Going to Ireland in August and will be staying for about 2 weeks. Will it be very hot then?... |
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 Clubs open in Cork on Good Friday? |
Does anybody know any pubs/clubs that will open at 12 o'clock on good friday?
or any that will open even though they're not supposed to?... |
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 Irish Phrases? |
| Just wondering if anyone know's any phrases in Gaelic...something interesting...Just so I have some general phrases to use.... |
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| What would happen if I went to Ireland & yelled out "fiddle dee dee" on a crowded street? |
Would people dance, or would I just get smacked around a little bit by angry locals?
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 Does anyones family own a castle in Ireland? |
I was just thinking about how cool that would be to own a castle.
I am going on a cruise there sometime this year so It just passed my mine.
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 The Sunday World, The Sunday Tribune or The Sunday Independent? |
| Which of the 3 papers do you mostly buy on a Sunday to read and why?... |
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 Where is the best place to buy a little farm in Ireland for a lover of streams, nature, beauty and peace? |
| I know a very humble, respectful, quiet artist with Irish ancestors who wants nothing more than to contribute to Irish society, take nothing but the pleasure of nature and interaction with the Irish ... |
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 Republic of Ireland vs. Northern Ireland? |
We are learning about the troubles between them both and all the violence is shocking,
i was just wondering if everyone in ireland actually hate each other.
and can people give me their ... |
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Is Ireland expensive to live in? |
I live in Australia where i dont think things are to expensive, but me and a friend are moving to Ireland in 2010 for a year and she heard it was 'really expensive' over there and now she's all worried for costs but i cant find anything, like statistics and etc. Anybody? |
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irish_girl1989
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yes!! and the australian dollar isnt the best against the euro i think its like 1000 aus dollars = 650 euro
(if stayin in dublin) dont live in the city centre rent is crazy your better off rentin in places like tallaght still pretty pricey but you have alot of ammintes around you and its only like 2euro on the luas (tram) to town!! |
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barbara b
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it is. I was in Spain 3 weeks ago and a tube of tooth paste there was 95 cents, the same tube in Ireland is 2.50euro.
wages are higher in Ireland though, minimum wage is around 8.50 an hour.
Also we depend on a lot of British shops who seem pleased to rip us off, by not reducing the sterling euro rate. |
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Shiv
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yes ireland in expensive, prices just keep rising all the time check out this link
http://www.irishjobs.ie/guide/living.asp
you could nearly add on another euro to them prices now |
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kareena
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Trish D
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Coming from Australia you will probably find Ireland expensive, especially for accommodation. If you were used to Swedish prices, you would not find it so expensive. It depends what you are used to.
This site has all sorts of statistics on prices of everyday items in Ireland in general and in Dublin:
http://www.cso.ie/releasespublications/documents/prices/current/apa.pdf |
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The Fetus
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Yes, Ireland is expensive. There is no other way to answer this question and given any comparison Ireland is expensive. It is the same price for a Sandwich as in Monacco!!!!!
You can go to http://secretireland.blogspot.com for more help, or just keep blogging!! |
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gym_skate_chocolate
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i went to Ireland on holiday this week and stayed in someone else's house. It was a bungalow ( rent ) it cost 650-750 euros a month. It probably depends on where abouts you want to live in Ireland. I went to Carrick On Shannon. And all the houses look really really nice and expensive. I don't know about other places though.
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Not waving but drowning
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Irelands pricing of property (rental or buy) goods and services are relative to earnings within Ireland..so compared to the Australian dollar yes very....sorry it is a fact.
But having said that, get a job here and you are quids in. |
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HowIsBabbyFormed
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It very much depends where you want to live - Dublin is one of the most expensive cities to live in in the world, but some villages in Ireland are amongst the cheapest in Europe. |
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