 Can I take my iPod on the plane with me from Dublin to the USA? |
| I'm going to Ireland for vacation next week and need to know if there are any restrictions about having my iPod with me on the plane when I fly home from Dublin. I know I can have it with me on ... |
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 Does anyone speak Gaelic/Celtic/Welsh/Irish... |
| Not sure what the actual language is called!!... |
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 Hi UK and Ireland people~what are you paying these days for gas?(Petrol as it is called there...)? |
Here in NE Ohio USA it is approx. $4. per gallon...people are going nuts complaining how high that is.That would seem cheap to you all,correct?
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 My last name is murphy im irish? |
| but i havent been to ireland i was born in kansas and we dont eat a lot of irish food well except for potatoes wich is one of there foods maby thats why i eat a potatoe a day what other foods do they ... |
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 Which hotels are nice to stay in Cork? |
Im going to Cork next weekend and I don't know which hotel to book
Want to be quite central to everything with no huge banks to climb as my Fiance has mild asthma
So far I have been ... |
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 Im Irish, can someone give me some stereotypes of Ireland please? |
And also for my other European neighbours, is there any stereotype that covers all of Europe?
(apart from well educated, healthy, intelligent, and multilingual) Europes got it all ...oh yeah!... |
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 What films about Ireland would be best to show foreigners? |
| I would like to show my foreign friends some films about Ireland to show both the country and the accent (different accents if possible). What films would people recommend?... |
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 Do you think we have are being bullied into voting yes for the Lisbon Treaty? |
or do you reckon the politicians really do have our best interest at heart this time?
so far, Sinn Fein are pretty much the only ones telling us to vote no.
do you reckon people ... |
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 I am driving over to Dublin next week from Glasgow. What is the best route? I was thinking of going Glasgow to |
| Stranraer, getting the ferry to Belfast then driving to Dublin. How long does it take to drive from Belfast to Dublin? Or would it be faster to drive to Liverpool from Glasgow then get the ferry from ... |
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 Driving in Ireland? |
| We are planning to drive from Rosslare to Dublin via Blarney. Yes it is a bit of a round trip but we have 2 days to do it in. We are keen to see the Irish Country side. Will we see enough from the ... |
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| Does anyone actually like Dustin? |
Does anyone think he's funny? Isn't the whole thing a bit old at this stage?
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If you don't know who Dustin is, he's a puppet turkey on children'... |
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 If we were to impeach the Irish government? |
Come on I bet it's passed through a few of your heads recently, if not before, I've always thought FF were scum.
But say it happend and you were put in charge, what'd you do?
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 Moving to Ireland? |
| I'm moving to Ireland from good ole' Canada in 2-3 years and i was wondering what is the best historical cities. Also, what are some of the best smaller, fishing type communities. I really ... |
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 Is dublin a mixed area? |
i am planning to visit with my hubby who is algerian
is ireland more mixed now than in my grandmas time
which ethnic groups now livein ireland muslims? africans i wil be visiting dublin ... |
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 Will my pregnancy costs be covered in Ireland? |
| I'm an American citizen moving to Ireland with my husband for graduate school. We just found out I'm pregnant. Will my health costs relating to the pregnancy and birth be covered under E... |
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What is the south of ireland like as a place to live? |
and not as a holiday destination
we have been considering a few options to do with work recently and i have never been to ireland (only been away once to tenerife lol) so i have absolutely no idea - sorry i havent pinpointed a specific place, thats all the info i have at the moment - south of ireland.
any help would be appreciated.
thanks
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we have our own business and was considering moving there as accomodation etc wll be sorted before we arrive by a pal - partner would go tomorrow but i like to know my ins and outs first as we have kids :) |
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Its very easy to get accommodation at the moment in ireland. And it has really come down in price. But i have lived all over Ireland and its Beautiful place to live and bring up children. Galway has to be the best for culture and fun and of course the crack!! anywhere outside of Galway city towns like Oranmore, Clarenbridge, or Tuam area. All have fantastic schools, and very friendly people living there. its always lovely to see new faces. And you will feel more then welcome.... good luck!! |
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Orla C
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At the moment jobs are an issue, so if you are hoping to get one, you might be better staying where you are.
However, if you can set up a viable business here, and can employ local people, you'd be welcome. |
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It sounds like Leitrim is the place for you! |
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The Nine Lives of Laura Gonzales
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If you're looking for work, you're best off staying where you are for now. It's pretty tough everywhere at the moment. |
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south east of ireland gets the best of the weather! and has everything! it is only an hour and a half drive to the capital city dublin and has everything like beaches everywhere because it is at the coast and mountains then futher inland! i am talking about county Wexford! where i live! cork is nice too!! it is a city so it has more than wexford!! |
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Scaldy
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Far more expensive than Britain and impossible to find a job. Leave it a few years til the economy picks up... |
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ash1
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not many jobs around now, but your best bet would prob still be Dublin for that. After Dubin, try cork and galway. Dublin is the most expensive so i would advise to start looking for work before you come here. |
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conamara lovely place i live here its brill contryside great cliff veuws nd very peacefull |
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Sali
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Kilarney, lovely, fesh food, quite, the weather is bad which is normal, big houses and no parking pressure.
But Expensive in general, as it is a touristic area and some parts even dearer then the UK.
Best place to live weather wise, cheaper, fresh and nice life is Marbella - Spain (Southern Spain), have a look at www.marbellaeye.com and decide. But in Spain n o government help you have to have money. |
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I have only visited ~ I went to Dingle to see Fungi the dolphin and also went to other parts of Southern Ireland ans it's a wonderful place ~ I am sure it would be nice to live there ~
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