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How much tip do i give for a full body massage?
The customary tip for a full body massage is between 10 and 20 percent. If the service was great, go with the 20 percent.
If your mum is full Irish what percentage am i?
100% if dad is full Irish and 50% if dad is something else.
My Great grandmother was Full Blooded Cherokee. What part Indian am I?
1/8=12.5 percent Indian
What is the Irish word for full?
lán
What do they eat for brakfast in ireland?
A full irish is an irish breakfast including:SauagesRashersEggsBlack puddingWhite pudding
How can you tell if someone is Irish?
You cant tell is someone is irish just by looking at them. Someone who doesn't look irish at all may be full irish. :D
If you have a post nuptial Irish citizenship can you live in France?
Yes, you are a full Irish citizen, eligible for an Irish passport, a member of the EU.
What is full back for the GAA in irish?
Lán Cúlaí
One parent Irish and one parent Puerto Rican what am I?
If your parents are full blooded Irish and Puerto Rican-you are half Irish/half Puerto Rican.
Is Niall Horan full Irish?
I'm pretty sure he is.
What is the Irish constitution?
The Irish Constitution is known as Bunreacht na hÉireann. Click on the link below to see it in full.
How much Irish would you be if your full Irish ancestor was born 100 years ago?
The answer depends onthe time between generationshow much Irish blood was in the other lines of your ancestry.If your ancestry was mainly the oldest children and these were born to young parents, there could be 5 generations in 100 years. More likely there were 4 although in my own case it in not likely to be even 3.For example, if your full Irish ancestor was married to a nearly full Irish ancestor, their child would be nearly full Irish but if the partner was totally non-Irish, the child would be slightly less than half-Irish. Continuing similarly, the next generation can range from nearly pure to just less than a quarter Irish; the third from nearly pure to an eighth. And so on.
