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 Is ireland completely smoke free?
i'm going there on monday and was just wondering if you're allowed to smoke ANYWHERE?

also how old is the age limit to drink over there?...


 Can anyone recommend the best places to visit in ireland? From personal experience...?

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I'd like to go on holidays outside dublin. I'd like to see nice landscapes, beautiful views and sea...as well as cultural spots so as to understd the ...


 Is anyone irish?
i love the irish accent
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LMAOOO I LUV YA ALL :]]


TO BE SURE!...


 Wat the name of the big college in Ireland?
is in center of the ...


 What does zip up your micky mean?
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 Why do most Irish people support Scottish or English football teams?
Celtic, Man U, Liverpool, Sunderland etc

If we spent the money we spend on them on Irish teams, the likes of Donegal Celtic would be able to play on a much better stage with much better ...


 Place in ulster with only two letters?
n....


 Best place to go in Ireland?
Anyone that's been there or lives there, I would love to go there eventually. Not sure where to go though?...


 Ireland- 8 nights, 9 days... What are the MUST SEE places?
Im travelling to Ireland over March for 9 days, self driving. What are the must see/cant miss places while I am there?
Thanks!...


 Was this an accurate portrayal of the events of this time in Irish history?
http://www.youtube.com/w...


 Ireland drinking age?
Hellooo to people from Ireland! I am going to live in Ireland (Sligo) for 9 months and I'll be 17 the entire time. I know the drinking age is 18, but do people really pay attention/care whether ...


 Can you be black and irish ?
an irish citizen yes of course...

but when i say i'm irish i'm referring to my culture
not my nationality

so can someone be black and truly irish?...


 Hi all, we are hoping to move to ireland from uk in near future but dont know where to start!?
does anybody know whether we need a visa to live there? wot the job prospects are and how much is the cost of living there compared to uk? any advice at all would be great. many thanks.x
A...


 Cost of living?
I`m considering moving to dublin for a year or two,as a single person .how much per annum would i need for food and rent? thanks for your help
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thanks for the quick ...


 Why do most places in northern ireland begin wth the prefix of Bally?
for example Ballymena, Ballymoney, B...


 Pronounce cork.?
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 How do I find someone?
Please advise the best way to find someone I have lost touch with in Ireland??
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He lives in Dublin, but originates from South Africa. I have no current address or ...


 Is it true that there are no snakes in Ireland?
I heard this was because there was too much lyme in the ground.SO are there really no snakes at all there?...


 Magdalene laundries?
Can anyone suggest a website i can go on with pictures and first hand accounts of what it was like in the magdalene laundries in Ireland, or know of any books i can get ( im in the UK ). Many ...


 How many stamps do i put on a letter from the uk to ireland?
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Ramerez

What is the cheapest way of getting a car and 4 passengers to Dublin.?


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I live in the Midlands(UK), so ferry I guess I would leave from Hollyhead or Berkenhead, I have also considered flying and hiring a car, but it all needs to be cheap. also looking to shay around the temple bar area for one night then go down further into southern ireland for about 3 nights then back home, any Ideas on where to stay would be great.

    



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Andy
Try the following selection, link is below:

Stena Line Ferries

STRANRAER-BELFAST
special offersSingle for car & driver fr £50

FLEETWOOD-LARNE
Sorry, no special offers are currently available

FISHGUARD-ROSSLARE
special offersSingle for car & driver fr £65

HOLYHEAD-DUBLIN
special offersSingle for car & driver fr £70

HOLYHEAD-DUN LAOGHAIRE
special offersSingle for car & driver fr £80

HARWICH-HOOK OF HOLLAND
special offersSingle for car & driver fr £59

All above prices are based on travelling out and back Monday - Thursday. Extra adult £15 single, extra child (4-15 years) £5 single, under 4 years FREE. Please note that we charge a booking fee for Stena Line.


Irish Ferries

PEMBROKE-ROSSLARE
special offers
One way Autumn Sale fare - Car & driver - fr £59

HOLYHEAD-DUBLIN
special offers
One way Autumn Sale fare - Car & driver - fr £69

HOLYHEAD-DUBLIN (Swift)
special offers
One way fare Autumn Sale fare - Car & driver - fr £79

All above prices are based on travelling out and back Monday - Thursday. Subject to availability. Book 28 days in advance, and by 27 Sept, for travel completed by 19 Dec.

Space strictly limited and subject to availability. Book 48 hours in advance.


Swansea Cork Ferries

SWANSEA-CORK
special offers
5 day return - car & 6 £170


loopysu
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Hi! if your coming down south towards Cork highly recommend, Creedons hotel Inchigeelagh, very reasonable, warm and friendly, atmosphere, then head to Gouganebarra and you'll be amazed at the beauty of it, it's still in Cork but very near to Kerry and there you will find the well known Ring of Kerry anyway whatever you decide I hope you enjoy it and A BIG FAILTE to you.


Angel
If you want you can get a Virgin train from a mainline station and the ferry included for £32.00 return per adult, and children go free. You only need to pay for children if you want to reserve them a seat on the train, I never reserve seats for my kids ( 5yrs and 3yrs ) as theres always plenty of them. I go from London Euston to Dublin ferry port. You can hire a car once you get to Dublin. You need to find out what mainline station is near you.
You book it all through Virgin Trains. The number is 08457222333 and ask for a Dublin 14. Have fun!!!!!!


bigtoe
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1 driving the other 3 pushing


90210 aka Hummer Lover
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steal one then do a drive off from a petrol station.




joking...............DOH


hidoug
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you could......ask superman to drop you off.....far as I know he wont charge.


ohm'slaw
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notice any info. missing in your question?
you can add details on the right side >


Elmondo
LOL.....On the back of a "AA" relay lorry.

Tell them you have broken down and need relaying back home to Dublin.


'Dr Greene'
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Start from as close to Dublin as you can.

(You didn't say where from, and it kind of helps to know that bit too!)


bob
book in advance on the dublin to hollyhead ferry.

Try liverpool too, you might be able to cross to belfast cheaper and then drive down


NONAME
get good samaritan to tow you


deadman4ever2001
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depends where your coimng from



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