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Who is the one of the first Irish woman to appear on RTE and is married to a very famous Irish broadcaster Irish woman married to a very famous Irish broadcaster?
Kathleen Watkins who is married to Gay Byrne.
Where does the last name Daley come from?
Irish: variant spelling of Daly. In Irish: Ó Dálaigh, a famous literary family in Irish history.
What is the first name of the famous Irish milliner?
Philip Treacy
What is a famous Irish Traditional Celtic band?
The Chieftains is the biggest one.
Who is the most famous Irish showjumper?
Eddie Macken or Kian O'Connor
What has the author John A Barnes written?
John A. Barnes has written: 'Irish-American landmarks, a traveler's guide'
Name three famous Irish drinks?
Three famous Irish drinks are Guinness (stout), Jameson (whiskey), and Bailey's Irish Cream (liqueur).
Is James Joyce Irish?
James Joyce was a famous Irish author.
Who is the one of the first Irish woman to appear on RTE and is married to a very famous Irish broadcaster Irish woman married to a very famous Irish broadcaster?
Kathleen Watkins who is married to Gay Byrne.
What is the Irish for famous?
Cáiliúil.
Who is one famous Irish immigrant from your country and what is or she famous for?
JFK-President of the USA John Fredrick Kennedy wasn't an Irish immigrant.
What is the culture of Dingle Ireland?
It has a strong Irish culture. It is famous for Irish music and dance and the use of the Irish language.
Are Irish cricket matches televised?
No Irish cricket matches are not televised and its not famous too.
What are the Irish most famous for?
Making Guiness
Who is a famous Irish model?
ST. Patrick
Is Finland famous for Irish whiskey?
No. Finland would have it own ones and other spirits, like vodka. Only Ireland is famous for Irish whiskey.
What has the author Dorothy Eagle written?
Dorothy Eagle has written: 'The Oxford illustrated literary guide to Great Britain and Ireland' -- subject(s): Authors, Dictionaries, English Authors, Guidebooks, Homes and haunts, In literature, Irish authors, Literary landmarks 'The Oxford literary guide to Great Britain and Ireland' -- subject(s): English Authors, Guidebooks, Homes and haunts, In literature, Irish authors, Literary landmarks, Irish Authors
