They are Christian symbols and Ireland is a Christian country. There are many crosses, some ancient high crosses, that have been created by people since the beginning of Christianity in Ireland in the 5th century.
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The crosses of St.George,St.Andrews,St Patrick representing England,Scotland And Ireland in The Union Jack unite Britain.
I suppose in Ireland although I see them in California too....
The distance from Ireland to Australia is 9693.88 miles or 15600.8 kilometers. The path crosses the equator and at least 9 time zones.
The Gulf Stream.
The Gulf Stream, which begins in the area of the Gulf of Mexico, flows north and then crosses the North Atlantic to the United Kingdom + Ireland. The Gulf Stream is what makes the UK and Ireland warmer than normal for countries on that latitude.
Boat, Eurostar or plane. You can take the eurostar or a boat to cross the channel into England and then another boat to Ireland. Or a boat directly to Ireland, which would make much mre sense. But in the eurostar case it only crosses the channel. Or a plane straight to any of the airports all over Ireland, which makes most sense as it would be cheeper, quicker and less hassel.
Most likely - at some point in the water one crosses an international or country border much the same as happens on land.
The Union Jack is actually three crosses, those of St George, St Andrew and St Patrick, representing England, Scotland and Ireland, respectively.
Nothing, it's just superstition. If you THINK that you suddenly have bad luck because of it, then its all in your head. Don't fret! :)
The Gulf Stream, which begins in the area of the Gulf of Mexico, flows north and then crosses the North Atlantic to the United Kingdom + Ireland. The Gulf Stream is what makes the UK and Ireland warmer than normal for countries on that latitude.
There is a large selection of wall crosses at Wall Crosses online. They sell metal and wood crosses. Totally Crosses has many beautiful wall crosses. Church Furniture is another place to purchase wall crosses.