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How many bastards children did Duke of Wellington have around Cork area?
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∙ 11y ago
Its over 9,000
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How do you recork champagne?
You really can't use the same cork. You would have to purchase a champagne cork stopper. It's a cork stopper that has a clamp on it.
What is Cork Institute of Technology's motto?
The motto of Cork Institute of Technology is 'Rísam Uile'''.
Was Cork the last stop for the titanic before they crashed?
No. Titanic did not stop at Cork but she DID stop at Queenstown which is now Cobh.
How many cork lifebelts were on the Titanic?
half the amount
What men's cologne came in a cork bottle in the 1960s?
HAWAIIAN SURF by Dana
Where is Wellington Road Cork?
Wellington Road is close to Cork city centre. It is on the north side of the city running parallel to MacCurtain Street and Summerhill. See the map at the link below.
Where in Cork is Rory Gallagher from?
Rory Galagher was born in Ballyshannon Co. Donegal, his family moved to Cork, when he was very young and they lived on Wellington Road Cork
What substance makes up the cell wall in cork?
Children
What is the use of cork cells?
Cork cells form a protective layer around plant stems.
Why does the paper around the filter of a cigarette look like a cork?
The first cigarettes were made with cork as a filter. Some cigarettes are still made with a paper wrap that resembles the look of cork.
Why did children in World War 2 have to have a tin with cotton wool and a cork?
My understanding is that children were given these in the event of a bombing of their location. The Cotton Wool was, of course, to put in their ears for 'protection' while the cork was to be bitten on in an effort to stop children biting their tongue. Whether either were effective would be another question, but it was certainly providing the view that something was being done for the 'protection' of the children.
What tree is cork from?
The tree is Quercus suber (cork oak) after the trees reach about the age of 25, the Cork Industry begins the cycle of Harvesting the cork every nine years : the tress live around 200 years : the first two years harvest of cork from a new tree is of poorer quality then the Harvests after that period.
Where is Killinaskully?
Just around the corner from Kickatinalong in West Cork in Ireland.
Average yearly temperature in cork Ireland?
the average maximum yearly temperature in Cork is 12.75 °C the average minimum yearly temperature in Cork is 7.25 °C So the average temperature in Cork for the whole year is around 10°C based on http://weather.ie.msn.com/monthly_averages.aspx?wealocations=wc:EIXX0011&q=Cork+forecast:averagesm
Why are the Cork hurling panel going on strike?
This has now been settled. The dispute centred around the choice of manager for the Cork senior team, the method of selection, and a number of other problems that the players have had with the Cork county board.
When did GAA come into Cork?
The GAA was founded in November 1884, so clubs were being founded by early 1885 all around the country, including Cork.
Are cork cells present around the outer layer of the bark of santol?
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