 What do the Irish mean when they call you a dudly? |
I have ben called a dudly by an irishman after talking to him for a long time when i was in Sligo last summer.
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 Is Ireland a good honeymoon destination? |
| I am of Irish decent and my fiance' is very interested in it it (it's cute he loves everything Irish now even though he isn't). I also have never traveled out of the country.... |
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 Is Ireland a good place to live? |
I'd like to know all about it. How do people treat foreigners/immigrants? How is food? How is the weather?
If you can tell me more, I'd be thankful.... |
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 Nacker is a name that i never heard a tinker called.? |
| and i never even called them a tinker,one mate of mine steven was brought up on the ross in a big tent with his mother and sister this is over 50 years ago,they never travelled,i sean him as a man up ... |
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 How Irish Is The Name...? |
Ciara?
Is it REALLY popular, or is it semi-popular, or not well known at all in Ireland?
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 What are the most beautiful cities in ireland? |
to live and to have fun
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sorry for the question, I am not English.... but in all these cities the principal language is English? Or ... |
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 Is there any diffence between Ireland and American, language wise? |
| I know that Ireland has different slang than the US (if you could also list some of that, it'd muc much appreciated, thank'e) but do they speak English? I was told they speak english, but ... |
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 Are Scots and Irish people similar? |
Can you tell them by the way they look?
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 Are there still fairies in the Ring of Kerry, or has technological progress eradicated them ? |
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This was a serious question, I had assumed many Irish people believed in little people, just as many sane and intelligent people believe in ghosts! Maybe someone'... |
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 Is the drinking age enforced in Dublin? |
My dad and I are going to Dublin this summer, will I be asked for ID if we go out, either to a restaurant or a bar? I'm sixteen, but I look older. We'll be in the city center. Thanks.
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 Irlanda's weather? |
| hi i'm italian and i'm going to leave tuesday for tralee(ireland)!!how is the weather in ireland?and how could i wear myself? thank for the answers!!!:o)... |
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 Is ireland an expensive country?? |
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i will be visiting for 2 weeks,and wanted to know if it is an expensive country to live in??... |
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 New in ireland, no mates!! help? |
moved over to dublin in jan from england, got a job, got a place to stay and got a bank account so all sorted there, finding it hard to meet folk though!!
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Where is the best place to go in ireland? |
I want to fly from glasgow to somewhere in ireland. A good place. But not too expensive. Any suggestions? |
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Dublin is a great place to go to in Ireland and if it is just you then finding somewhere cheap to stay if it's a family of four or more it's more difficult as there aren't many family rooms in the hotels there....
Lots of things to do... Bus tours, walking tours, shopping, sight seeing, tours of the guiness factory, Croke Park, National transport museum, National wax museum, Trinity College....
I'm from Northern Ireland, our captial Belfast is another great place in Ireland if you like the hustle and bustle
http://www.gotobelfast.com/
If you want to experience rural Ireland then Donegal is a nice place to go very relaxing with beautiful countryside and beaches, or Cork has gorgeous scenery, there are many lesiure and sporting activites or you can go sight seeing.
There are lots of other places that may interest you
http://www.discoverireland.com/gb/
This sight has loads of different spots in Ireland to discover...
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i liked the cliff of mohr and the waterford factory |
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Killarney had got to be the place to go to in Ireland. The people are friendly and the Guinness is excellent, I know because I was born their. |
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I liked Cork, and Blarney. But there doesn't seem to be anything in Ireland that isn't too expensive, anymore. In fact, there doesn't seem to be MUCH that isn't expensive, anymore.
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Hey!!!!!!!!
Please dont go to all the sterotypical places, blarney stone, etc.
Dublin is fabulous. Donegal is beautiful, but the mourne mountains are spectacular. Speaking as a well-travelled native of the newry area id have to say it truly is spectacular. Ireland's a wonderul place so take your time and see it all!!! x |
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Polly
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Go to Connemara- it's beautiful ! |
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well im going to tell you about south armagh and the down area, where i live in other words.
there is the mourne mountains, it is absolutely beautiful with lots of outdoor activities, including hill walking, cycling, climbing, fishing, horse riding etc.
flagstaff viewpoint over looks waters to warrenpoint.
then there is newry city, 2 big shopping centres, cinema, bowling.
oh and then just a 20 min drive into the south from newry there is carlingford, with more beautiful sights, i could go on and on. |
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If you are young with plenty of energy fly to Galway. Lots to do and see great bars and night life, Great shopping areas. Lovely walks down by the sea at Salthill. Plenty of hostels & b&bs at resonable rates.
Check it out http://www.galway.net/galwayguide/ |
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Fly to Knock ,visit real Ireland, Carrick on Shannon great for long weekend, then visit Sligo great town and coast |
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aran islands. |
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Galway. |
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