 Did you ever win a bet againist a Kerry person? |
| I did,she said my euro is in the post. This is not a joke. Serious, would have bet more but she said euro because it being a recession and all. I don't think you should send money in the post, ... |
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 What to do in Dublin? |
| I'm going to Dublin this weekend, and I'm a little concerned about the weather -- It's supposed to be cold and rainy! Any tips about what to do while I'm there (I guess I'll ... |
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 An Irishman Called Me a "gobshite" in an Ireland Forum? |
Should I feel complemented? It sure did make me smile.
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Yeah, I looked it up:http://www.urbandictiona
It was a joke. Where's ... |
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 Dublin Ireland. traveling there this summer. Do i need to rent a Car? Which is a great hotel? |
| I need to know what is a great hotel. We have four people. We need a regular sized room (two double beds). What are the amazing sites to see? Do i need to rent a car or is there a taxi or bus service ... |
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 Dya think Dublin Bus is trying to put people off having children? |
There is always one brat on the bus!
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 I have a friend going to Ireland, he has a currency question? |
| He wants to know what he should do about money since the Republic of Ireland and the rest of Ireland use different currencies. The northern part uses the pound and the southern part uses the euro. H... |
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 Cheapest way to own a house in ireland? |
| I'm thinking of the cheapest way possible. I still have to buy a little bit of land somewhere along the border. And buy a log cabin or a American style mobile home. From what little research ... |
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 Has Ireland industrialized, or is it still country for the most part? |
| I was looking into going to Ireland for the Summer, and was wondering if Ireland has gone "American" as I like to say it, or if it still like the pictures show; rolling green hills and cute ... |
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 Okay, i know its a bit early but im looking at college courses ..? |
| im in 3rd year and lately i have been thinking about what i want to do. i am a bright girl and everyone has high expectations for me in the leaving cert. like, i'd be aiming for over 500 points. ... |
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 Exploring Ireland independently? |
We want explore Ireland by car and lots of hiking. We are more into nature, yet some history would be interesting.
We want to know what are the beautiful areas that would be best for peeps that ... |
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 Dose any one know santas, number? |
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 Dublin - Whats the nicest area to stay in? |
I've stayed in Christchurch and it seemed quite nice, is this the best place to stay?
We want an area thats close to shops and restaurants but not too near rowdy nightclubs or rougher ... |
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 Urgent!!Do I need a medicial insurance to apply for Irish visit/holiday visa? |
I am studying in the UK at the moment, an internationalt student. I plan to have a short trip in Ireland.
But can anybody tell me if I need to get the medical insurance to apply for the I... |
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 Could anyone please explain to me how this recession started in Ireland? |
What caused it and why are the governmet partially the blame for it?
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| Trying to send fax from aussie to ireland? |
the number says Fax +353 1 8121676 what exactly do i dial into the fax dial pad .. i have tried 00353 1 8121676 ... could not be connected .. anyone know
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Natasha |
What are people like in ireland? |
i may move there so im curious
thanx
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The Irish are very well educated, sophisticated hard working, liberal upended people., U can have fun with them , were nosy, like to chat and are geared foe visitors the south of ireland is beautiful, you get four seasons in one day, There's alot of history to EIRE and you'll find alot of story tellers, cork, kerry are beautiful, Dublin is big aand bustling and galway and the north are rugged and unspoilt you will love it here |
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Chatty! Irish people will talk to ANYONE about ANYTHING. A current favourite is the demise of the Celtic Tiger and what an ***/hero Brian Cowen (An Taoiseach) is. Also, we're not all the leprechauns portrayed on TV. When you get here you'll be surprised at what wannabe Americans we've become. Irish people are very easy going on the whole (Get used to hearing the phrase "Arrah shure, what harm!") and are famed for hospitality. |
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friendly outgoing happy people ,
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Crysania
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I've been to Ireland twice and both times I found the people very nice, welcoming, and definitely chatty as the previous person mentioned. Neither time did I meet a rude person while over there. |
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chatty and like to have some craic |
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We are not leprechauns and we do not all have red hair and don't speak Irish all the time just in school. We are chatty, nosy and stylish.
Depends though, were you live. Us dubs are very busy and chatty and funny.
However, culchies(no offense)(People who live outside of Dublin) are very nosy, rich and smart. They know everything usually about money.
Sorry it's just my experience with them. They think they know everything but they don't. |
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