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 Do they grow potatos in Ireland ?
I heard millions of Irish people died, because the potato crop failed. Are Irish people still dying because they can't grow potatos ?...


 Help! People from Dublin!!!?
I have booked a couple of nights in Dublin, Xmas Eve and Xmas Day. It is my birthday Xmas Day and I wanted to do something different. Is there ANYWHERE open on Xmas Day in Dublin, ie. restaurants, ...


 Is their any gipsy horse drawn caravans to hire in Ireland for an holiday?
i would like to go to Ireland & hire a Gipsy horse drawn carvan to tour part of Ireland....


 I am Brazilian, how can I live in Ireland or U.K.? what documents I need?
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 3 best nicknames for ireland and why?
im doing a journal for ireland and need at least 3 nicknames that best describe ireland. I reland is wonderfully nice and very interesting, i have at least 2 nicknames for now:

1.The ...


 How far from cork to dublin,ireland?
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 What are some celebrations held in Ireland?
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 Gaelic help?
can anyone teach me some simple gaelic phrases??visiting ireland soon!!!...


 Boarding kennels in Ireland?
Does anyone know of a live-in boarding kennels in Ireland, my dog is only 7 months old and I want her to have special care in someone's home only for 10 days. Thank you.
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 Without an invite how do i get to ireland?
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 Lmao, anybody listen to the radio this morning and hear?
the guy who proposed to his girlfriend in a romantic gesture live on air only to have her break up with him!

I don't usually laugh at others pain but I just thought it was so funny. ...


 How long does your passport have to be valid for to travel to ireland?
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 What numbers does my family from America need to add before my Irish mobile phone number to call to Ireland?
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 Where can I get a cheap house in Ireland?
I am looking for a 3-4 bed home, with parking, I dont mind it its semidetached as long as it is brick built (not timber frame)

I would like it to be near public transport and idealy have a ...


 What is the best thing to do in ireland?
i am going to go to ireland with my family in may and was hoping that somebody could tell me if there is anything interesting to do is there any theme parks or amusement parks?...


 I'm going to Ireland in February, any tips or sights off the beaten path I should check out?
I'll be staying in Dublin but plan to rent a car and venture outside of Dublin a bit as well....


 Cillian Murphy V Colin Farrell?
I asked this question in Polls and surveys. I am Irish so would like to know who you would pick. Cillian won when I asked internationally.
They are both Irish, male and similar age, but who do ...


 The Lisbon Treaty, you voting yes or no and why?-For Irish and anyone else whos got an opinion!?
Well, here we are again;Irelands chance to muck up the EU. With 28 % sayin "yup", 12% sayin "nope" and about 60% undecided whats it gonna be? Mind there no plan B if we reject it ...


 What is the BEST, most DETAILED route planning software out there for UK and Ireland ?? More so Ireland.?
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 Is there wolves in ireland?
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Is there any quarantine rules for taking your pet dog to Ireland from England?


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I'm moving there permantly to work he's the only family i have left

    



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crosbie
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No, none whatsoever. If you take them on the ferry they should stay in your vehicle (in theory). Welcome over here!


poetrygirl on line
I don't think so, I lived in N. Ireland which is part of the UK and my friend took her dog so S. Ireland and no questions asked.


blueyes
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im pretty sure there isnt.. gong on the ferry recently people were taking them in cages and keeping them below deck,


Ivan
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No!!!!!!!!!!!


starlet108
Northern Ireland there isnt - Southern Ireland there might be as its not part of the UK xx


tattie_herbert
Leave the mutt in boarding kennels and save yourself a load of hassle!



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