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 I'm planning a trip to ireland for my anniversary?
i'm doing research on the island, but i was wanting suggestions for where to go; i'd prefer to stay away from the super tourist areas. any help will be appreciated.
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 Who will win the All Ireland Football Quarter Final between Dublin and Tyrone tomorrow?
And who would you prefer to see win?...


 People of Ireland?
Do you think Donegal should be a section on here?

I'm asking you on behalf of Kiwi Graca to vote to make Donegal a section on here,she made the suggestion so c'mon vote!:http://...


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We are speding holiday in Ireland in September, and are considering staying a night or two in Kinnitty Castle. It's not really on our planned travel route, but looks fantastic. If it's ...


 Were can you get the back of your neck pierced in the belfast area of Nothren Ireland?
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 Visas to ireland-do we need them ?
hey guys...

my friends and i r going to ireland in april with our church for a camp meeting. was wondering if we need visas if i have a british passport and my other two friends have south ...


 Weekend work in Galway?
Looking for weekend work during the college year. any ideas?...


 Where are you brought on a DRIVING test in Roscommon town Ireland?
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 Code for mobile phone in ireland?
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 Road bowling in ireland?
we're heading there for vacation in may...and this is a sport we find quite fascinating.

can anyone tell me if it's played year round or if there is a season for it? if it's ...


 My fiance and I want to vacation for a week in Ireland. Problem is, I cant find anything to support pricing...
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 Why are folk from roscommon the most friendliest of Irish people.All Irish are nice but Roscommoners are fab?
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 What are the implications of a UK resident living and working in ROI?
I currently live in England, and I am a UK resident, however i'm planning on moving to Dublin in January 2011 permanently, how can i go about doing this? Do i need to change residency status or ...


 DUBLIN CALLING....how's life treating you?
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 Anyone from Mayo, Ireland?
More specifically Swinford, Brackloon, Cullane or Castlebar.
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Just wondering. You'd be surprised how many people you actually have a connection with when you'...


 I am taking my bf to Dublin for the day, where would you recommend going?
We are going this Thurs, going to get there at about 0900hrs, and then get the last flight home at 2200hrs, so we're not staying over!

We're both in our 20's so any ...


 What are any other cheap airlines apart from ryanair and airlingus?
flying from dublin to european cities?...


 Tell me anything about IRELAND!!!!!!!!?
I have been wanting to go to Ireland for ever... I was wondering if anyone who has traveled there or lives there could tell me what it is like?! I would greately appreciate if i could kind of get ...


 Going to Ireland for 3-4 weeks?
Hey, in a couple of months i should be going over to ireland with my family for about 3 -4 weeks.

We plan to travel all over ireland catching up with my family and also just for a nice ...


 Traveling to Ireland?
I am planning a trip to Ireland for this summer and from what I have read-- most people stick around Dublin, but I know there is so much more. What are some must-see sights in Ireland? I am up for ...



lavidasigue40

Is there a lot of work in ireland?are the houses expensive?


    



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Big Feet
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Yes. Yes.


sophie b
The closer you get to dublin, the more expensive the property. In dublin, property prices are almost unaffordable.

It depends what type of work your looking for.


Dolly
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Im irish and yes there is work here. The house prices are ridiculously expensive over here. I live in Dublin and i cant afford to buy here i would have to move further into the countryside to afford one and travel up in the mornings to work.........x x


deburca98
Yes and yes are the answers to that, house prices are more expensive in the easter half of the country. not as high everywhere else


»¤●°кιωι gяáçỤ●°™
yes to both questions.


dmIRL
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yes and very yes especiall if you want to buy near dublin or the east coast



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