The British Isles is a geographical location, an archipelago off the northwest coast of continental Europe. It is located on the European continental shelf so therefore still part of Europe. I believe it is the third largest after Indonesia and the Philippines. The United Kingdom is one of two countries within the British Isles. The other being the Republic of Ireland.
The British Isles often refers to places that are not part of the UK, mainly the Republic of Ireland. So not all of the British Isles are in the UK.
the British isles is the UK. Scotland England wales and northern Ireland.
The UK is found on the British Isles which are considered an archipelago.
The United Kingdom has the largest population of the two British Isles nations. (UK & Ireland)
The Republic of Ireland.
There is no difference. The UK is simply where the British people live. You don't call them the United Kingdomings. :)
Ireland is in the British Isles, but is not a part of the United Kingdom.
The only international land border in the British Isles is on the island of Ireland, between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. Arguably there is a second international border between the UK and France in the middle of the Channel Tunnel.
The term 'British Isles' is controversial and is offensive to some people. Ireland and the Isle of Man are in that group of islands and are not part of the UK.
I can't find Connamona in my UK gazetteer. However, it sounds like an Irish place name and if it is, it would be within the geographical area of the British Isles.
You mean what ARE the British Isles. Well The British are the islands that make up Britain; so like Ireland the mainland and some other small Islands.
The British isles... And the UK...I hope you got what you wanted! :-)