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If Santa is in Zambia how long will it take him to get to northern Ireland?
As every child knows, Santa will go from Zambia to Northern Ireland in a 'flash'. After all, he only has Christmas Eve to visit every child in the whole world - that believes in him. Merry Christmas to all!
How do you get a car from England registered in northern Ireland?
i bought a car in northern Ireland that is now due mot but have found out that the car has not been registered in northern Ireland still registered in England
What violence occurred in Northern Ireland that was due to conflict?
Violence in Northern Ireland due to conflict includes bombings and shootings aimed at army, police, rival terrorists and civilians.
Can I claim for lost earnings due to bomb in Northern Ireland?
yes
When is the first mot due on a car in Northern Ireland if it is registered in Northern Ireland?
If its a brand new car it should be four years, if it is after the initial 4 years then every year, check your mot certificate and it will tell you when it expires.
Why don't the major British parties campaign in Northern Ireland?
They actually do, contrary to popular belief. The Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrat Party both campaign for seats in Northern Ireland. The Labour Party does not, due to a legal technicality. It is simply the case that Northern Irish voters prefer the Northern Irish parties.
Why did Northen Ireland remain part of United Kingdom?
Northern Ireland has never been part of Great Britain. Great Britain is the island with England, Wales and Scotland on it. Northern Ireland is on the island of Ireland. They are two separate island that have never been part of each other. What you are referring to is the United Kingdom, which is England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. A majority of people in the northern part of Ireland did not want to exit the United Kingdom in 1922. So there was a partition of the island creating what we now know as Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland stayed within the United Kingdom.
How many pensioners are there in northern Ireland?
As of recent estimates, there are approximately 300,000 pensioners in Northern Ireland. This figure includes individuals aged 65 and over. The number may vary slightly due to demographic changes and updates in census data. For the most accurate and current statistics, consulting the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) would be advisable.
Can you pay with dollar in Northern Ireland?
Some tourist attractions may accept US Dollars, due to the amount of US visitors. The Giant's Causeway is one such attraction, but there are very few others. It is much easier just to convert your money to Pound Sterling (GBP) for Northern Ireland (or Euro (EUR) for Ireland).
How did Northern Ireland come under British rule?
Northern Ireland is a part of Britain/United Kingdom. It is not 'controlled' by Britain any more than England, Scotland or Wales are.In fact, it actually has more right to leave the United Kingdom than any of the other parts (due to the Belfast Agreement).
Is James Galway playing in Northern Ireland in December 2009?
He is due to play in the Waterfront Hall on the 12th of December 2009. See the website below.
Which country includes England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland?
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland more often called the United Kingdom (UK).The political structure of The British Isles has changed several times through history and many people find this confusing - even some British people. There were originally four separate countries - England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.In 1171 the King of England also became the King of Ireland - there were still four separate countries but the English King was king of two of them.In 1282 the King of England brought Wales under English rule.In 1603 King James VI of Scotland also became King of England, as James I. There were now three separate countries - England, which from the monarchy point of view included the Principality of Wales, Scotland and Ireland and James was separately King of each of them.In 1701 the crowns of England and Scotland were united as "Great Britain" and the Kingdom of Ireland remained separate.In 1801 the crown of Ireland was united and the country became "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland."In 1922, the southern part of Ireland became independent and is now The Republic of Ireland, the six countries of Northern Ireland remained a part of The United Kingdom giving the country its present title "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland."Other terms which may add confusion to the situation include:"Ulster," which is sometimes used synonymously with "Northern Ireland," though only six of the region's nine counties are part of the UK.The "British Isles," which refers to the the entirety of both islands that Ireland as well as the UK occupy, and is thus considered politically incorrect in every sense of the term.The "Emerald Isle," which is a rather poetic term for the island on which both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland stand.Although Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man have their own parliamentary assemblies, they do not have total autonomy; they are responsible to the parliament of Westminster.
