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Cost of living: Dublin v London?

Can someone advise me on the cost of living in Dublin as compared with London? From looking at various ratings, I see that Dublin is not far behind London in terms of cost of living (sthg like, L...

My son is going to Ireland for a month what gifts can he bring?

He has not been in a few years what should he bring as a gift fot the 16yrs old cousins? boys and girls...
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Visiting Dublin Ireland next month, and was wondering what type of prepaid cell phones are available?

I presently use a Trac Phone which cost $20 US funds and got 120 minutes for $30. Will I find these same deals in Dublin?...

Latest (best) nightclub in Dublin.?

Hi there,

Going to Dublin for the first time tomorrow, as a one night only. What are the late night nightclubs? obviously there must be many nightclubs in Dublin but are there any '...

American wants to work in ireland?

Hi all, I want to work in Ireland. I have been studying for a two year degree in nursing. Is there anything besides nursing and IT stuff ( I am NOT an IT person!) that an American can legally work at ...

I am planing a trip to dublin ireland this summer i need to know how can i stay with a small budget?

i need info of places to stay in temple bar that are cheap like b&b or hostels i am spending 4 days in dublin or 3 dont know yet. and how much money should i take for a 4 day trip? thank and ...

Advice on moving from NYC to Dublin please?

I am thinking of moving from NYC to Dublin for my job. Can anyone provide some advice on things such as: areas to live in the city, finding apartments, regulations on how to bring a dog into the ...

Anything I need to know before I go to Ireland?

somebody out there who knows ireland and has been there, I have a question for you!

is there any important key things I should know before I go? like, cultural differences that may make me ...

I am thinking of taking a holiday to southern Ireland and want a place similar to the T V series Ballykissangl?

A place of character and characters,a friendley pub,nice sceanery and most of all real Irish.
If anyone has seen the film The Quite Man,this is what I am looking for....

What is the weather Like in Late March....?

In Dublin?? I am taking a trip there and wanna know what to bring?

T...

What is the best pub in dublin?

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Dublin, Ireland >>/???????

so if its summer here in the USA thats what is it in ireland?...

Would you ever vote for Ãine NÃ Chonaill??

give reasons ...

Waterford V Kilkenny?

So Waterford beat Tipperary yesterday in the semi-final (what a great game!!) and now they will go on to play Kilkenny in the all Ireland final on the 7th September. Obviously Kilkenny will be the ...

Do you need a passport to fly to Dublin from London?

My friend has no passport and we were going to go on a 3 day trip to Dublin but not sure if he needs a passport

I know that you used to be able to travel with a valid ID but not sure if it ...

Hotels in rathfarnham

Going to concert in Marley Park Dublin, and looking for a hotel within walking distance from it :)...

In Dublin,how can I reach the Crook Stadium???

If I am in O'Connell Street in Dublin, how can I go to the Crook Stadium???

Is this stadium only for rugby??Or also for football and concerts???...

Anyone from ireland?

i was planning a vacation to ireland for next year. i am from miami, fl. but i would like to have the opinion of someone who lives in ireland on where you think i should go. i want to go to some ...

How much is a taxu from Dublin airport to the city (temple bar area)?

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Things to do in Dublin? There for 3 nights 4 days!?

Me and my sister (aged 23 and 20) are going to Dublin for a mini break at the end of August. We both like drinking and going to pubs and bars however DO NOT like clubbing at all. We'll be ...

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What does this Irish mean - "Ni thuigim an ceist seo in aon chor......."?

It was a response in one of my other questions

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Paulio

I means, "I didnt understand the question anyway."

Thuigim means to undersrtand.
Ni infront of it means the negative.
Ceist is question in english.
In Aon Chor means anyway.

Anybody who says anything about anger is wrong.

Its means " I dont understand this question at any rate"

Nothing to do with anger.

Eoin D

in any way i dont understand the question

Orla C

I don't understand this question at all. That's what it means.

Podge and Rodge Tribute Band

It means 'I haven't got a bull's notion'

janus

I do not give this Question in anger. I think that the last Part means Anger the rest is correct.

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