What would be a good place for an atheist to live in Northern Ireland?

Why didn't Northern Ireland help Southern Ireland by giving them food during the Irish famine?

Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.Firstly, there was no such place as Northern Ireland until 1922. The famine was in the 1840s. The area of Ireland that would now be known as Northern Ireland also had some suffering from the famine, though the worst of it was in the west and south of Ireland. Appeals for help were made from different parts of Ireland, including parts of what would be now known as Northern Ireland. Those appeals would have been made towards London, as all of Ireland was at that time part of the United Kingdom.

Is the fighting in Northern Ireland or Southern Ireland?

Neither. There is peace in Ireland now. The troubles are largely over but would have been in Northern Ireland.

What is Ireland's biggest city?

DublinIn the republic of Ireland it would be Dublin.In northern Ireland it would be Belfast

What group wants northern Ireland to become part of Ireland?

It would be safe to say that the Irish Catholics in Northern Ireland would be happy if that part of the UK became part of Ireland. It would however, cause another problem, namely the Protestants of Northern Ireland would be extremely displeased and it could cause more conflicts.

Do pelicans live in Northern Ireland?

Pelicans are not native to Northern Ireland, so you would only see them in captivity.

How long does a letter take to post inside Northern Ireland?

Letters posted within Northern Ireland to other parts of Northern Ireland would normally have next-day delivery.

How long does it take for a ferry to get to France from Northern Ireland?

There are no ferries from Northern Ireland to France. To get to France by ferry you would first drive to somewhere in the Republic of Ireland, particularly Rosslare, and get a ferry from there. The ferry takes about 24 hours, and the drive to Rosslare from Northern Ireland would take at least 3 hours, depending on where in Northern Ireland you were starting from.

What was the economic job sector like for northern Ireland in 1910?

There was no such place as Northern Ireland in 1910. It only came into existence in 1921. There would have been lots of jobs in some sectors in that part of Ireland at that time, but also a lot of poverty and people who found it difficult to make a living.

Countries bordering Ireland?

Ireland is an island so it has no bordering countries. On the island of Ireland you have the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which have a border.Well no countries border it directly as Ireland is surrounded by water, but the 3 nearest countries are Britain, France and Spanish. Of course if you're talking about the republic of Ireland then the country that borders it would be Northern Ireland

Can you use a Republic of Ireland stamp in Northern Ireland?

No, it would not be accepted. It can only be used for letters posted in the Republic of Ireland.

What does 26 and 6 mean in Ireland?

That would be a reference to the 26 counties of the Republic of Ireland and the 6 counties of Northern Ireland.

Does northern Ireland have a north west coast?

Parts of the Derry coastline could be claimed to be the northwest coast of Northern Ireland, but generally speaking the answer would be no.