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Where is Christian aid based?
christian aid is based in the UK and Irish churchs
Who was the Irish rock singer and charity organiser behind Band Aid?
Bob Geldof
What groups helped the Irish immigrants in America?
The Irish immigrants to the United States received aid from two places. One was from the Catholic churches, as most of the new Irish were Catholic and from the Democrat Party who saw the new immigrants as a possible voting block for the politics in New York City.
Did the Irish ever aid William Wallace against England?
naw they didnae help him. they were too busy getting drunk!
Is it true that during Irish famine relief and aid from India was the first to arrive?
Not sure but the Choctaw Nation, a native American community from Oklahoma in the USA, are legendary among the Irish for their contributions and support during the Great Famine (I woundn't imagine that a famine was all that great?).
Do Irish setters have webbed feet?
No, Irish Setters do not have webbed feet. They have long, slender legs with well-formed paws that are typical of many sporting breeds. While some breeds, like retrievers, may have webbing to aid in swimming, Irish Setters are not specifically bred for this trait. Their paws are designed for agility and running rather than swimming.
What sea is nearest to Westmeath?
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What is the proper adjective for Irish?
Irish is the proper adjective for Irish, as in "Irish dancing," "Irish jig," or "Irish bar."
Is Irish dancing an Irish tradition?
It is a tradition of the Irish and is like a handshke in irish irish dancing is and was a way of life for irish people
What is the Irish for 'Irish son'?
'Irish son' would be 'mac Éireannach' in Irish.
What does will mean in Irish?
'Will' is not an Irish word and has no meaning in Irish.
What was the Irish genocide?
Some Irish Republicans refer to the Irish Potato Famine (An Gorta Mór) of the 1840s as the 'Irish Genocide' due to the perceived failure on the part of the British government to effectively give aid to the starving populations in the west of Ireland. Although most historians agree that to label the famine as a 'genocide' is inaccurate due to there being no deliberate intent by the British to eliminate the people of Ireland, it should also be noted that the government, under Charles Trevelyan were responsible for exporting large amounts of food that could have helped to quell the famine.
