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Do republic of Ireland celebrate bonfire night?
The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.The 5th of November, referred to as Guy Fawkes or Bonfire night, is celebrated in Britain and Northern Ireland, but not the Republic of Ireland. There would be bonfires there on Halloween. In some parts of Ireland there have been local traditions of having bonfires on other nights of the year, but not so much now as these traditions are dying.
What are some traditions in Ireland?
christmas
What are some traditions they do in Ireland?
some traditions that they do in Ireland is that the bride must wear a white dress to resemble her purity also they always have a tree up and decorated every year for Christmas.
What are some of the castles in the republic of Ireland?
there are over 60 types of castle in ireland
What are some unique traditions of Denmark?
some unique traditions of denmark are on your birthday you hang the danish flag outside your house if you don`t have a flag pole you hang it outside your door.:)
Can you use the euro in southern Ireland?
The Euro is the currency of the Irish Republic! The Republic of Ireland is what some people mistakenly call "Southern Ireland", so the answer to your question is yes.
What province is not part of the Republic of Ireland?
The provinces of Connacht, Leinster and Munster are all completely in the Republic of Ireland. Six of the nine counties of the province of Ulster are in Northern Ireland, with the other three counties being in the Republic of Ireland. So there is no province that is not in some way part of the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland is occasionally mistakenly referred to as Ulster, but it makes up only six of Ulster's nine counties, so it is wrong to say that Ulster is not in the Republic of Ireland, as only part of it isn't.
Is the EURO the currency of both Southern and Northern Ireland?
No. The currency of the Republic of Ireland is the Euro (EUR or €). The currency of Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK, is the British Pound (GBP or £). Generally the Euro is not accepted in Northern Ireland, although some large shops and some shops near the border with the Republic of Ireland will accept it.
Where is Swords in Ireland south or north?
Swords is in the east of Ireland, close to the city of Dublin. Dublin is in the Republic of Ireland which some people incorrectly refer to as the south of Ireland.
Should Ireland be independent?
Some say it is independent. Others would say that until the 6 counties of Northern Ireland are re-united with the 26 counties of the Republic of Ireland, then Ireland is not independent. It is a cause of disagreement historically, since 1922 when Northern Ireland and what is now known as the Republic of Ireland came into existence.
Is county Westmeston northern or southern Ireland?
There is no county called Westmeston in Ireland. There is a county Westmeath. It is in the midlands of Ireland. That is in the Republic of Ireland, which some people mistakenly refer to by the term southern Ireland.
Can you use English pounds in the Republic of Ireland?
No. Some places might accept them, especially near the border with Northern Ireland, but you should bring Euro with you.
