What country is north of Ireland?

Answer 1

There are a few islands which are a part of Scotland and are north of Ireland but apart from that it would have to be Iceland.

Do you mean what country is Northern Ireland?

The island of Ireland is divided into two countries

The Republic of Ireland occupies the main part of the island, to the south and west, and is also referred to as southern Ireland. It is a constitutional and parliamentary democracy, and is quite separate from and independent of the United Kingdom.

Northern Ireland occupies the north and east of the island and is one of the four countries of the United Kingdom; it is, in other words, part of the United Kingdom.

The link below gives a good overview of Ireland and its history, with links to Northern Ireland specifically:

Answer 2

Answer: North of the Rep. of Irelamd (Eire) is Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K. If you keep heading north, you will pass by Scotland's west coast, Faroe islands to the northwest and Iceland to the northeast, and then its the North Pole at the end. Hope this helps

Answer 3

Scotland haha why are you on wikianswers haha

what a looser ...wait im on it ... no ur awesome and so am i

Answer 4

Iceland would be the country nearest to Ireland, heading in a northwesterly direction, as you can see in the map at the link below.