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 Need help - killarney or tralee for a holiday?
I have a choice of going to either but would like to know which is best to use as a base for touring but also to spend free time in....


 Holiday in ireland!!!?
me n few mates wanna go to ireland in august good, bad?? also we dont know where to go northern or southern ireland? which is better for nightlife and that? and also what is the drinking age? is it ...


 Tall guys in Ireland?
I am thinking of going to Ireland this summer and I am 6'3" tall.. and i was wondering if the guys there were as tall..
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thanks.. i'm just kinda nervous.....


 Can i travel to ireland from france without a passport?what a passport check looks like?
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 Relocating to Dublin Ireland from Kansas City... HELP!!!?
I intend on leaving my family here in the states (wife agrees if offer is right) and moving to Dublin, Ireland for about a year. Do you have any information for me that would help me in making this ...


 What's your favourite county in Ireland?
And why?...


 What are some famous or rich irish companies???
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 When are ryanair going to start charging you to get off the plane first?
and should the passengers push the plane onto the runway before boarding to cut down costs?...


 Do you need a passport to drive to Ireland?
I want to drive to Ireland (via ferry). Do I need a passport or photographic proof of myself?

I have no passport or any I.D with my photo on.
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I'm UK ...


 How do old Ireland and modern Ireland compare and contrast?
the more information the better. thank you:)
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ANY information at all would be appreciated....


 What do you like the most about Ireland? If you’re not Irish please do not answer?
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 Which airport in Ireland do you think is the best?
Derry airport or Londonderry if you live in Northern Ireland or Dublin airport. I am from Donegal so other airports in Ireland are not suitable.

I am suffering from pre flight nerves and I...


 Can a TV purchased in the USA operate in Ireland?
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 What is the steriotypical irish look?
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 I want to know about Tourist attractions in dublin for a one day visit?
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 Where to go in ireland!!?
me and a few friends want to go to ireland for a weekend next month, we're thinkin somewhere lively but not too expensive.. any suggestions??
also, anyone know any good websites that dont ...


 SOUTHERN IRELAND anyone?
Now ive got your attention!....firstly im Irish and i live in Waterford.

Ive been reading questions here where people,mostly americans call the republic of Ireland " southern Ireland&...


 What are Ireland's quarantine laws for animals travelling from America?
Hello,

My fiance and I are possibly being relocated to Dublin for his work. I am wondering exactly what the laws are regarding bringing my cats in from America? I have looked it up, ...


 Is there a "Welsh Bar" in Dublin?
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 A good place to get an Irish breakfast in Dublin but not too expensive?

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Achrimsd do they not do contintal breakfasts in Ireland?If so they're not all Irish then are they?.I just asked a simple question and wanted a simple answer not ...



Mitch

Speeding ticket from Ireland?

I just received a speeding ticket from Ireland. Offence occured in Oct. 80 euro seems steep to me. What if I don't pay?
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I live in the U.S. and don't plan on ever driving over there again.

    



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budding author
As of now nothing, however your car details and your details will have been noted.
Should you ever return and be stopped this outstanding charge will have been noted.
So don't go back , or take the risk!
I was done for £60 in the UK , doing 32mph in a 30 mph zone,I was fuming , one of those camera things.
The main thing was the 3 points on my licence, you wont get those in Ireland, pay up! Or keep out.


rugratshd
There is now a 2 year old accord which allows you to be prosecuted in your local court if you do not pay. The fine would rise at least 100% and the prosecution can claim all expenses which could amount to several hundred pounds, a lot more if you decide to plead not guilty and are found guilty. Plus in the UK court you would get points ion your licence. If you grin and pay at least you will not have penalty points


Don't tell my boss I'm on here
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Personally I would pay it. It'll save you a lot of hassle in the long run.


bazspur4
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i think it gets doubled in a couple of weeks then if its still not settled its a court appearance which will be a standard ruling of 500 euro and 3 penalty points. unless you are planning on leaving the country you are better of paying as soon as you can.


greenorlagh
You have to pay. New regulations came in a few months back. If you don't pay the fine notification is passed onto local police and DVLA.


magidge
If you are not living there and don't plan on going back there and driving, forget it.


Orla C
They'll come and get you. Pay it and have done with it.

Just because you're not Irish doesn't mean you will get away with it.

Hahaha!


GeeCee
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We will come and get ya!


Norman B
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I'm assuming that you live outside Ireland. If this is the case then you can forget it. The Irish authorities have no jurisdiction outside the territory of Ireland. This is soon to be changed with an agreement between the U.K. and Ireland as a result of which, speeding tickets, parking fines and penalty points will be enforceable in each jurisdiction.


Eddie F
Absolutely nothing! I have had 3 of them, I never got around to paying them and...... Nothing! No summons, no follow up, no letter..... Nothing!





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