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all you need anywhere in the UK is the permission of the landowner to scatter ashes. if it is on the likes of Mountain rangers etc. it would be the crown. I strongly advise getting permission as it would be dreadful if you were scattering and some official came up to you and told you that u were trespassing or 'littering'.
there are companies that do this as a service but again before passing over a loved ones remains make sure they have a letter of authorisation as again it would sully the memory of the person if it was done on the sly as such.
In Northern Ireland there is a company that does this and they can be reached at janice@afineartseller.com
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What does sessiadonaghy mean?
Place in Northern Ireland
What is North Irelands economy?
There is no such place as North Ireland. Northern Ireland, yes.
Is Londonderry a real place?
Londonderry is a city on the boarder between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Why is northern Ireland so populatiur?
Because it the greatest place to be
What is better place for honeymoon northern or southern Ireland?
southern!
What conflict took place in N Northern Ireland?
The Troubles.
Were is the warmest place you northern Ireland today?
Rosslare, Wexford:)
What would be a good place for an atheist to live in Northern Ireland?
belfast
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shannons in lisburn
Where is the best place in the UK for wind turbines?
Scotland & Northern Ireland.
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Malin Head. It's not in the country of Northern Ireland, but it's in Co. Donegal which is in Ulster.
