Is Ireland a part of Europe?

Answer 1

== == Ireland is 0 miles from Europe, as Ireland is a European country. It is one of the islands off the mainland of Europe, but it is Europe nevertheless. Have a look at the map in the link below. Ireland is about a 2hr flight from Paris, France and 30min from London, England.

Answer 2

Yes. It is an island off the mainland of Europe and it is a European country

Ireland (Northern and Southern combined) is in Western Europe and part of the twelve EU Countries. Our currency in the Republic of Ireland is the Euro € and Northern Ireland the British pound (Stirling) £

Answer 3

Ireland is a European country. It is one of two major islands off the coast of western Europe. The other is Britain, which is larger and nearer. You can fly to parts of mainland Europe from Ireland in under two hours and get there by ferry in about a day. France, Belgium and the Netherlands are the nearest countries in mainland Europe to Ireland.

Answer 4

Yes. Ireland is very much part of Europe, not just geographically, but also in other ways. It is a member of the EU, the European Union, and uses the Euro as its currency,

Answer 5

The answer is yes.

It's the island near the United Kingdom (Great Britain),

I believe.

Answer 6

Ireland is in Europe. It is to the west of mainland Europe and Britain.

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

yes it is