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 What's the best time to travel to Ireland?
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 Dublin's Grafton Street..Dublin can be heaven with a coffee at eleven..?
Am reminiscing a wee bit...haven't been back to Dublin for some years now....do you remember Woolworth's at the top of Grafton Street?...
the Santa window at Switzers...Bewleys for a ...


 How to brew beer ?
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 What is the cost of living in Dublin and where can I meet nice Irish people?
I am an American female and wish to live in Ireland to get my PhD. I spent only a week there in January and loved it! I would like to go to UCD; however, I'm just skeptical because for one, I ...


 Can unopened prepackaged food be taken into ireland?
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 Why would Ireland be a good place to visit?
I need specific reasons why you, as a person,
would want to visit Ireland.
The scenery?
The languages?
The history?

I want to know your personal reasons. :)...


 What days of the week are typically the cheapest to fly overseas? (August trip to Ireland)?
flying from Seattle
either to Dublin or S...


 How long does it take to travel from Dublin to London?
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 I am moving to ireland and i need to know about cell phones?
can i use my prepaid cell over there or do i have to get a new sim card for that area??? i want to be able to call the ...


 Can i visit Ireland (dublin) with a UK student visa?
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 How much does an Irish Sweater cost?
My Friend is going to Ireland and I want her to get me a sweater!! She asked for a price range so I am ...


 Will my credit rating follow me to ireland?
I am moving to the republic of Ireland at the end of the month from the UK, I have no debt but i do have a poor credit rating from my past, will this be the case when i have moved?
thanks in ...


 Do you know when, in Ireland, the first day of Spring is?

Additional Details
agooddub - thank you! However, I am looking for an official date, not the traditional one... ;)...


 Travelling next summer to the USA from Ireland on holiday for 2 weeks.?
Do I just fill out a visa or do I need any other forms?...


 Learner drivers in Ireland.?
Are you still driving despite the new rules....


 Bangers/fireworks - where to buy in paris?
TITLE EXPLAINS IT ALL. IM GOING TO PARIS IN 1 MONTH AND I WANT TO GET BANGERS! WHERE CAN I BUY THEM IN THE CENTER?

IM GOING TO THE UNDERGROUND SHOPPING CENTER AND EURODISNEY.

SUG...


 How many postage stamps do i need to ship an invitation from Houston TX to Northern Ireland and to England?
thank you for your ...


 Good salmon from Ireland?
can you fish good salmon in Ireland?...


 What are the schedules and which RTE radio stations play Irish traditional music of the "Chieftains" kind?
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 I need to buy a cycle in Ireland?
Please can you tell me where I can buy one in Tralee, and for how much thank-you.we are right out in the country 7mls from tralee and about the same from Castleisland and we have no car I really need ...



Tyler G

What are some of the big time rulers in ireland they can be dead i dont care?

its for a project

    



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Brian Boru was one of them. I only remember this because my name is Brian. I picked up some information on him from wikipedia.

The descendants of High King of Ireland Brian Boru were known as the Ua Brian (O'Brien) clan, hence the surnames O'Brien, O'Brian, Ă“ Briain, etc. "O" was originally Ă“ which in turn came from Ua (originally hUa), which means "grandson", or "descendant" of a named person. The prefix is often incorrectly written as O', using an English apostrophe instead of the Irish fada mark.
The term the Brian Boru is also used to refer to the Brian Boru harp, the national symbol of the Republic of Ireland which appears on the back of Irish euro currency (ironically, the harp also appears on the Leinster flag, even though Brian Boru was from Munster). Brian Boru's harp is also the symbol of Guinness stout.

I found a list of Irish kings at wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_kings


curious
Queen Maeve of Connaught. Always nice to have a female in the list of rulers.


bumshelf
Cormac mac Airt. He was one of the great High Kings of Ireland. The measure of how good a High King was was the success of Ireland during the time of his reign. If the king was a good and rightful king, all would be well. During Cormac's reign there were rivers of milk and honey, the fish would jump from the stream into your hand, cattle and livestock abounded, and every man had sufficient to his requirements. It was a time of great song, poetry and hospitality, and great heroes

Ah.. those were the days


dm_cork
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Eamon de Valera is a good recent example. He was Taoiseach and President during the mid 20th century. He was also heavily involved with the establishment of the Free State and the Republic, and steered the country quite well through World War II.

Rulers in Ireland who weren't even Irish could include a lot of English or British monarchs, don't forget.


Dave
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Gerry Adams, leader of Sinn Fein and a modern-day peacemaker.

http://sinnfein.org/



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