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Is there more Irish in the US then in ireland?
No. There are more people in the USA that claim Irish ancestry than the population of Ireland, but there are more actual Irish people in Ireland than there are actual Irish people in the USA.
What are facts of Ireland?
There are more mobile phones in Ireland than there are people!
Are there more sheep or people in Ireland?
Ireland has more people than sheep. It is estimated that there are approximately 3.48 million sheep, and 4.589 million people in Ireland.
Is there more sheep than people in Ireland?
yep i counted ;P
Are there more people in London than chembakoli?
No. Chembakolli is only a village while London is a big city.
How many people worship Hinduism in London?
more than 5
What English city has more than 7 million people?
London
Is the population of London larger than New York?
London Population - 7,500,000New York City Population - 8,000,000
What are the stadiums with attendance of more than 50k in London?
There are several stadiums in London England that can have an attendance of more than 50K. Wembley Stadium and Olympic Stadium are two stadiums in London that can hold that many people.
Is sao paulo got more people than London?
Yes. It has over 11 million people. London has just over 8 million people.
Do more people in Ireland celebrate Saint Patrick's Day than in the United States?
No.There are more people in the United States that celebrate St. Patrick's day than anyplace else on Earth, even Ireland!The US does not however have the highest ratio of people celebrating to population. Less than half of the US population celebrate St. Patricks day, and most in Ireland do BUT there are far more people living in the US compared to Ireland.Hope this helped.There are 4 million people in Ireland. There are 19.5 million people in New York alone. Take a guessin Ireland, St. Patrick's is more of a religious feast day.
What did more than 1 million people in Ireland suffer from during the 1840s?
They suffered from hunger and other illnesses as a result of the famine in Ireland.
