This is a general discussion, particularly for those who live in Northern Ireland and have been bruised by the troubles. All answers are welcome. Thanks....
Which of the two do you think is or was the best at presenting the LATE LATE SHOW on RTE 1 friday nights?
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necessary very of this information Knows some course of cheap English in Ireland of the North for at least 06 months. I am thankful ...
My husband and I have decided we are going to vacation in Ireland. Are there places you recommend we see/visit? Where are some good places to stay? Did you buy a vacation package or tour the country ...
Ideally I would want to commute using public transport but I could drive. I consider an hour or less (door to door) a reasonable commute. Additional Details Thanks for the info all. <...
i'm Going to see relatives. but also for a relaxing time aswell. im going in august this year and was wondering where i could go in dublin which is kind of cheap, but also fun.
I am a college student in the U.S.A. (History major) who is planning to study abroad in Ireland; hopefully in summer 2010. I am interested in UL, but would like more personal opinions other than what ...
Suggestions for websites and/or travel agents organising such trips would be welcome. Additional Details Preferably agencies located in Ireland/E...
Meghan
Where is a good place to live in ireland?
I have my heart set on living in ireland and i plan on moving there in two years. where is a good place to live for a single girl, where people are friendly and the city is beautiful?
Ireland doesn't really do cities, it's more of a rural nation. If you really can't bear to be out of a city for long, look up Galway, Limerick, Cork, Waterford or Kilkenny. Dublin, while the capital of the Republic, still feels very English compared to the rest of the country, even Dubliners have admitted this.
Given the current economic climate, I would advise caution. We employ our own first.
Miss Dannii (",)
Dublin city. Just avoid Limerick city if you want to live. :-) why would you want to move here??
Peyton
Good luck finding a job.
yogi
It has to be Dublin or Galway. I prefer Dublin, especially the south side. Close to town, near the sea and close to Co. Wicklow
HuddleFormation
Try Cork City in the South. It's a City but not a very big one, and it's very beautiful.
wendylilly
save yourself the hassle, don't bother moving here.
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