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Will an xbox 360 bought in northern Ireland work in the republic of Ireland?
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∙ 12y ago
It should work fine, we use the same power supply and the games will be pal versions for both countries so i don't see why it wouldn't work. Ive bought games from England before so i know they definatly work.
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Why did the Irish republic bomb Manchester in 1996?
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What countrys migrate to northern Ireland?
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Did the special boat service ever service in northern Ireland during the 1960's and 1970's?
Yes they did; it was mainly covert observation work.
Is there still an ongoing battle between Irish Catholics and Irish Protestants?
Yes, but the "Battle " is now about jobs and housing. The history of Northern Ireland is one of religious warfare, with the Catholic majority fighting the Protestant minority.Today the Ulster counties of Northern Ireland are coming to grips with the fact that they are far behind the rest of Europe in education and industrial training/employment. Irish people are finally starting to realise that they have been killing each other for all most 150 years and nothing has been solved/resolved.In Canada, where I live, Irish people have proven that they CAN get along with each other, and forget about who is a mick or a Prod. Being out of Ireland also gets people to look around and see that they are no different than all the other tribes that inhabit the earth.Having to struggle in a new country takes most of their energy, and leaves little time for stupid and pointless arguing about religion. Of course, Canada does put much less emphasis on "where did you come from" than the USA does.Only a foreigner would write that.The Catholics were a MINORITY in the North, and were heavily opressed by Protestants.Answerthe conflict is now about perceptions of power and wealth, and territory! the majority in northern Ireland is Protestant, not catholic, and they feel that catholic areas receive preferential treatment in economic and political matters. this is partly true, but it is necessary to redress many years when the balance was the other way. much of the hatred, and there is very real hatred, is between the disadvantaged sections of both communities, who have been told that "the other side" is taking "their" jobs, schools etc. it isn't going to change very quickly. AnswerIn Northern Ireland the problem is less about religion these days and more about politics. For the vast majority of the island of Ireland there is no aminosity between Catholic and Protestant. I'm Catholic in Cork and went to a Protestant school, it is a non-issue. Plenty of my friends are Protestant, Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, New Agers, etc.Correct Answer -Hey! I live in Northern Ireland and have for my whole life just outside of Belfast in a town called Carrickfergus. Yea well here is an up to date answer! =Northern Irish Troubles are now over ended last year 2007 when Sinn Fein and the DUP decided to work together! There is no Catholic and protestant trouble but there still is a lot of stereotypes and abuse etc.. for both sides. Northern Ireland is not far behind in the education system because we are above England, Scotland and Wales and The Republic of Ireland in National Examinations and we are proven to be more intelligent. Northern Ireland has changed a lot and many would be impressed to see the changes! Belfast is now just as modern and as up to date with London or Dublin. So write back.
How did the Irish - British conflict begun And who was involved and why?
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Did the peace process spread to the Republic of Ireland?
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What are relations like between northern Ireland and the republic of Ireland?
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How do you pronounce foighne?
"Foy-nuh" would be the closest phonetic pronunciation for "foighne."
What age can you work in republic of Ireland?
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Will Nintendo ds games bought in Ireland work on American bought console?
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Will an xbox360 game bouth in united kingdon work in the republic of Ireland?
Yep
What is the Northern Ireland Assembly?
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Will an apple computer bought in Bermuda work in Ireland?
No. Bermuda has a voltage of 110 volts. Ireland has a voltage of 220 volts. You will need a transformer to use it in Ireland.
Do need visa to go Belfast?
It depends on where you are coming from As Northern Ireland is part of the UK you will need the same Visa that you would need to enter any other part of the UK. If you are a UK citizen you do not need one
Why did the Irish republic bomb Manchester in 1996?
It wasn't the Irish Republic that carried out the bombing. It was an illegal organisation called the IRA(Irish Republican Army) which sought the complete withdrawal of British forces from Northern Ireland. The organisation has now disarmed and abandoned its military ambitions. Its political counterpart, Sinn Fein, is now in Government and working with its former enemies to make the Northern Assembly work.
Will an iPhone with a Dual sim from china work in Ireland?
If you unlock it by jailbreaking it will. Jailbreaking alone does not allow you to use another carrier's SIM card in the iPhone. It has to be jailbroken and then unlocked. Once you jailbreak it then Cydia will be on the device and then you go in to Cydia and run Ultrasn0w to unlock it
What is policing northern Ireland?
The Police Service of Northern Ireland. It was formerly called the Royal Ulster Constabulary, which had a reputation for being one of the world's most dangerous police forces to work in. The police service was renamed in 2001. It was originally going to be called the Northern Ireland Police Service, but this had the unfortunate acronym "NIPS".
