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 Which of these parts of dublin is a nicer place to live in?
rathmines, rathgar, rathfarnham, glasnevin, santry, drumcondra ...like to be close to the city centre, and between me and my boyf, we can afford to pay $1100 in rent per mth between us , not each.
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 If you were visiting ireland?
how would you like to be entertained? my cousin from the states is coming to stay with me for xmas and loves all things irish!! but the only thing i can think of to do with her is take her to the pub ...


 I AM PROUD TO BE IRISH.......?
If I wasn't, my liver would have collapsed ages ago. ;]
I moved to Hawaii when I was young, but I have a house in Dublin and visit my homeland frequently.

What ethnicity are you? ...


 Are TAYTO crisps an Irish delicacy ?
I'm in an Irish bar on hols which sells TAYTO crisps. Are they Irish ? Any good ?...


 Is there any irish slang for the words 'no' and 'yes'?
thanks!...


 Why do so many Americans want to.....?
Visit Ireland???

Not all...but a lot do!!
Last year, when I was on holidays in America...when people would ask you where you are from and I relied Ireland, they would say: "Oh I ...


 How long do you think this recession is going to last in Ireland?
And do you think there will be another Celtic Tiger in the next decade?...


 Enya contributing to ireland?
what has enya done for ireland?...


 How is the weather in Scotland and Ireland around middle april?
If we take a cruise to Ireland, Scotland, and England the 2nd week of April, what kind of weather should we expect? The ports to visit include: Cork, Brest Edinburgh, Inverness, Belfast, Dublin. T...


 Looking for a nice pub to eat in dublin?
who knows a nice pub in - or near - the city center with a good ...


 How often does it get to 105 degrees fahrenheit in Ireland?
And what is the highest it normally gets there every year?...


 What do Irish women think of Irish-American men (if you're an Irish woman please click)?
My parents are from Ireland, and I was partially raised in Ireland but I'm American.

I always wanted to marry a woman from Ireland and move back there (I got accepted at universities ...


 What is the best place to spend 3 days in Ireland; not interested in tourist stuff but more land and people?
I'll be in Scotland for a month or so and am interested in starting to explore Ireland. Don't like tours, just want 3 days in a 'local' type atmosphere. Thanks!...


 What makes Ireland so special?
I'm HKer.. I wondering.. why there are so many people wants to move to Ireland this land? What's the differences? What's the special? What's the favorable than your home place? <...


 Is it true there is no snakes in Ireland?
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 Going to Ireland in August, what areas to avoid?
I'm a bit of a paranoid person when it comes to places I've never been before, but I want to make sure I am as relaxed as possible to make it enjoyable not only for myself, but for my ...


 I am a good looking lad from Dublin and I want to move to England. Where should I live? And what are the?
girls like? Are they as pretty as a morning cup of tea?
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Do the English fellers not like the Irish men because we are better looking? Hold fast to your girls my lads or ...


 Dublin Airport ?
I am trying to hire a car and as pick up and drop off I see that there is Dublin Airport and Dublin international Airport.
Are they two different airports or ?? I will be flying with ryanair ...


 Is Gaelic still spoken fluently in any of Ireland?
similar to Quabec's fluent French population, Is there still a percentage that can speak it, or is it only found in old songs etc....


 Are people from Ireland the same as people from UK?
like do they look the same....



Susan N

Is dublin considered northern Ireland?


    



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Conpp
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No East Coast Ireland, In the middle! Were you asking if Dublin was in the North, or if its Northern Ireland? (Northern Ireland is different to North of Ireland...Politics, Political correctness and Geography)


Tribbles
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Dear god no.......


Christine
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Your question is like asking if Ontario is part of the USA. Its a different country to northern Ireland.

Dublin is located in the Republic of Ireland, different currency, different government etc etc etc.


Puzzledirishgirl
Definitely not.


Liz
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No it is not. Dublin is the capital of The Republic of Ireland and Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland.


so annoyed!
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No, of course not!!!!


hahahippy
No.....
Dublin is the capital of Southern Ireland.......
And Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland....
Hope this helps....


submissivmsle36
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hi you
Dublin is in the republic


Orla C
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No, Dublin is the capital of the Republic, but it still has a strong feel of being English despite this.


jimmaayyy
idk buh they got sum crazy graff ther


esoteric_noodles
nope just a dump



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