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Yes for example 2 girls school in Dublin:
http://www.swps.org.uk/
http://www.rathdownschool.ie/
and Boys school:
http://www.blackrockcollege.ie/blackrock/www/
http://www.oatlands.net/
this website gives a list of schools and the number of boys and girls with each one:
http://www.schooldays.ie/secondary-schools-in-Ireland/Dublin-south-county-dublin
You can see from that, that there are a number of single sex schools in Ireland.
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