so i dated this guy when i was over in ireland for the summer, and now am planning on moving to ireland, and this guy at the end of the summer proclaimed his love for me, and told me that I was the ...
I was going to go to Derry the other day, and at the train station they said "Don't you mean Londonderry?". I replied "No, Derry. Was it wiped off the map?". I left the ...
i want to take my bf to dublin for valentines nxt yr, but not sure of the hotels so i thought i'd see what ppl recommend. i want one thats central and not amazingly expensive, but 4 or 5 star. ...
I'm moving to Galway, Ireland next year and I speak English (American English) very well, but I have quite a few problems with understanding the Irish accent. I was hoping you ...
Ive seen this mouth spray that is meant to give you an irish accent.
does it actually work? and how well / how long does it work for?
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1. Does it rain a lot in the month of April??
2. Are the hotels and B&B usually booked up in April?
3. What are the coolest islands to see?
4. Where can we take a good seaweed bath?...
was thinking,sligo would go crazy for this i think but could it be done? and what do you think? i always here irish people rave about dunkin donuts when they come back from america so why not bring ...
I need to know what other way, except a Visa, can I enter the country and work and live there for more than a year. Preferably Dublin. Is it a good place to live?
Any suggestions is welcome....
My father is from Ireland, moved to the States in the 60s. When my parents divorced, I lost contact with him for most of my life. I have never been to Ireland but have always wondered about Ireland. H...
Eire = Ireland
In Eirinn = In Ireland
Muintir na hEireann = The people of Ireland
In all cases would normally have an acute accent on the initial E, which we call a fada, but the fada is normally omitted for initial capital vowels when writing Irish, or Gaeilge, which is the true Irish name for our language, rather than Gaelic.
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And don't forget Ireland is now a part of An tAontas Eorpach. :)
The name Éire is the name format in modern Irish of the goddess called Ériu in Ancient Gaelic. She helped the Gaels conquer ireland.
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Eire.
tublugator08
Eire
Amber911Fire
Eire. I have it tattooed on my back.
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Eire
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Eire
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Eire.
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So many answers, and they are all wrong.
The name is Éire with a fada on the e, "eire" means "burden".
It seems to be very hard to remember, even Post Éireann got it wrong at least once.
Garnet
Eire but it depends on the sentence-it can be changed in to Eireann or Eirean as well...I can never remember when though lol :D
Aine
Eire. there is an accent on the first E.
Eireann is used in the possessive case of the noun, i.e. People of Ireland would be "muintear Eireann".
Or Repulbic of Ireland would be "Poblact na hEireann" again with an accent on the first E.
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