Do people still farm in Ireland?

When was Ireland-Gardiner Farm created?

Ireland-Gardiner Farm was created in 1750.

When did Ireland migrate to the US?

Ireland didn't, it is still where it was. Some Irish people did

What happened to Ireland's forests?

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

What is the postal code for 50 Castle Farm Dublin Ireland?

Ireland does not have postal codes. Presuming it is the Castle Farm in Shankill, then the address would be: 50 Castle Farm Shankill Dublin 18 Ireland.

Do most kids have farm chores in Ireland?

Most kids in Ireland do not live on farms. Of those that do, they would have chores on the farm.

Does Ireland use kilometers or miles?

Ireland's roadsigns are all in kilometres, but many people still talk about miles.

Is Ireland still separated?

The island of Ireland still consists of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Is there still dinosaurs in Ireland?

is there still dinosaurs in Ireland

What is the postal code for Monkstown Farm in Dun Laoghaire Ireland?

The Republic of Ireland does not have post codes. As the last part of the address you would have something like: Monkstown Farm Dún Laoghaire Co. Dublin Ireland

Is there farm fishing in Ireland?

In mayo and around the coast there is.

Why is ther a North Ireland and Ireland?

The Republic of Ireland (Ireland) broke away from the U.K because of Catholic beliefs. U.K. is Protestant and so is Northern Ireland. Long story short, England wanted to take over Ireland so that they would have more land,but the Irish rebelled and started a war(I think you could call it that.) .Some people were for it, some people weren't.the north of Ireland was then ruled under British law. People are still unhappy about this,and are still divided because of this. I hope this helps :)

How did people survive in Ireland when immagration and emigration was common?

There were still a lot of people in Ireland to carry on working and keep things going. Having less people took some of the pressure off, but things were still hard and there was a lot of poverty. Many of those that emigrated sent money that they earned back to their families in Ireland. People in Ireland had strong character and worked hard to deal with the conditions they lived in and make the best of what they had.