 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? |
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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 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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 Question about Ireland? |
Are there really, seriously, no snakes in Ireland?
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 Would six days in Dublin be a good holiday? |
| I've never been to Dublin or even Ireland before but plan to visit at the end of June, go to a concert and do a day excursion to Giants Causeway. It seems that transport from Dublin is good and ... |
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Which is the best park in Dublin? |
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Phoenix Park is great this is where Dublin Zoo and Farmleigh House are. Farmleigh House has a market on Sunday. You can walk around the grounds, tour the estate or sit by the man-made pond and listen to the band in the gazebo. |
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The Phoenix Park, by far. It's one of the biggest and you are only two minutes away from the city centre. |
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the Phoenix Park definately...there is so much to do... and It is one of the biggest parks in Europe, the park is much more than just a zoo...but st. stephens green is also a very special place too, it's beautiful this time of year |
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Marko Serbia
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The one in the centre of Dublin. |
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dunkydori
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The biggest one! |
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Rachel Maria
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St. Stephen's Green. It has everything; children's playground, beautiful flowers and parkland, fountain and it's slap bang in the middle of Dublin city. enjoy urself! |
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pretty_boudah
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What about going somewhere quiet, with no kids runnign around and the nature expressing itself fully ?
Right in the middle of town, there's that island of green peace :
The Iveagh park or Gardens.
It's not far from St Stephen and therefore all amenities but without the buzz...
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Phoenix Park. It ´s much bigger and quieter than, for instance, St. Stephen´s green. In Phoenix Park you can visit the tea house for drinks, bring your skeelers, take a (long) walk, or go the zoo even :). Much more options. |
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St Stephens Green |
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Trish D
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I always liked St. Anne's Park on the northside.
Beside the sea and lots of variety in it and never crowded. |
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