i'm working in London on a work permit. Would i need an additional one to visit Ireland?
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Cos they're saving the Welsh language and have resurrected the Manx language completely, and more and more Irish people are sending their kids to them. I know a few gaelscoil eight year olds, ...
Traveling around and just wondering if anyone has found any little gems of places that they recommend. Additional Details just to clarify
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I think the bus is about 2 hr yeah? But how long would u take in car?
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The "winds of change" are blowing here in the US and my wife and I are giving serious consideration to relocating to Ireland. We're from the central US, probably considered in the ...
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I'm french and will travel to Ireland in September for a few months.
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Post boxes are red in Northern Ireland and green in the South (Republic). Royal mail collects letters from the red ones while an post collects letters from the green ones.
Norman B
We only have green ones!
dugs
when england ruled ireland the post box's were red ,when ireland got Independence they were painted green
Orla C
All post boxes in the Republic of Ireland are green. Postboxes in Northern Ireland are red, because Northern Ireland is still officially part of the United Kingdom.
slipstreamer
Red are in the UK/N. Ireland and green are in the Republic. They are the same post boxes, just painted green in the Republic.
Boy Wonder
english post boxes r 2 do wif the english queen
irish post boxes r 2 do wif the irish government
Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge
Green postboxes are for recycled materials like plastics etc. That's how we get rid of our rubbish.
Red postboxes are for hazardous waste.
JakeStephensFC
They ran out of red paint so they painted the rest of them green.
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