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Ireland
Ireland is the third largest island in Europe and is situated northwest of mainland Europe. It includes the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and has a total land area of about 81,638 square kilometers or 31,521 miles.
9,538 Questions
What does kil mean in towns in Ireland?
"Kil" is the English version of the Irish word "Cill" meaning a church - eg Cill Dara (Kildare), Cill Áirne (Killarney), Cill Chainnigh (Kilkenny)
(about 5% of the names refer to Coill , meaning forest or wood)
How do you say mommy loves you in Irish?
Tá grá ag Mamaí duit. (to one person)
Tá grá ag Mamaí daoibh (to more than one person)
Is Ryan Kelly of Ireland still in a coma?
Ryan Kelly has recovered, out of the coma, and has been home for a time. He has
resumed recording for Celtic Thunder in Dublin, and has been running again. We
are so happy for him!! He plans to be with the Fall tour in September.
What is the size comparison of Ireland and Uganda?
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
Uganda is about 2.85 times the size of Ireland. Ireland is 84,421 square kilometres. Uganda is 241,038 square kilometres.
What is the distance between Maynooth Ireland and Grange Ireland?
There are a number of places called Grange in Ireland, although Maynooth is well known. You need to specify which county the Grange you are referring to is in. The one near Clonmel in county Tipperary is about 177 kilometres or 110 miles away. The one near Tulsk in county Roscommon is about 81 kilometres or 50 miles away. Grange in Co. Kildare is about 50 kilometres or 31 miles away. You may be referring to one of those or another Grange, so that will determine the answer.
Gracehill is a village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, about 3 km from Ballymena in the townland of Ballykennedy.
How British is Northern Ireland?
i don't think even 1 percent at all. i know 12 Irish people and not even a single person has very good remarks about English men. yes that's true none out of 12. there y go....
I will answer this question more coherently. The British people in Northern Ireland are not English - English people live in England. The British of Northern Ireland are largely descended from Scottish settlers from between 17th century and early 20th century, thereby the 'British' of Northern Ireland identify more closely with Scotland than with England but are 'loyal' to the British Crown.
How Irish people feel about English people is irrelevant to Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland in 2012 has a slight British majority - nationality and religion are aligned in Northern Ireland thus generally British=Protestant, Irish=Roman Catholic. The
population of Northern Ireland is almost entirely white - 99.15% of the population.
A 2008 survey found that 57% of Protestants described themselves as British, while 32% identified as Northern Irish, 6% as Ulster and 4% as Irish. Compared to a similar survey carried out in 1998, this shows a fall in the percentage of Protestants identifying as British and Ulster, and a rise in those identifying as Northern Irish. The 2008 survey found that 61% of Catholics described themselves as Irish, with 25% identifying as Northern Irish, 8% as British and 1% as Ulster. These figures were largely unchanged from the 1998 results.
The people of Northern Ireland, due to conditions of the Good Friday Agreement, have the right to both British and Irish nationalities and a citizen may hold both Irish and British passports....
"...it is the birthright of all the people of Northern Ireland to identify themselves and be accepted as Irish or British, or both, as they may so choose, and accordingly [the two governments] confirm that their right to hold both British and Irish citizenship is accepted by both Governments and would not be affected by any future change in the status of Northern Ireland."
This right to dual nationality is unique in the United Kingdom and only pertains to people of Irish and British ancestry born in Northern Ireland.
Who pushed the Irish out of Ireland?
Irish people have left Ireland for all sorts of reasons down through the centuries. Historically, British involvement in Ireland did result in some people leaving and been sent abroad. Earlier Viking involvement would have resulted in some leaving. However the Irish have never fully deserted the country nor been completely pushed out. So it can be said that nobody has pushed the Irish out of Ireland.
Where is the county Castlebar located?
It is common knowledge that Castlebar is the county town of County Mayo, Ireland. It is in the middle of the county and is its largest town by population.
How old have you got to be to smoke in Ireland?
By law, cigarettes are not meant to be sold to people under the age of 16 in Ireland. There are of course many people under 16 in Ireland who smoke.
Area of the southern uplands in British Isles?
They would be in the south part of Scotland, in the areas of Dumfries and Galloway, Scottish Borders, Ayrshire, Clyde Valley and Lothian.
Why did St Patrick go to Ireland?
The first trip to Ireland at the age of 16 was not of his free will. He was kidnapped in Britain and sold as a slave in Ireland. The second trip to Ireland was under orders from Pope Celestine I who sent him there as a bishop and missionary.
What does the word coillte in Irish mean in English?
The Irish word Coir, means
Crime, offense, fault.
The word Cóir, as a noun, can mean
justice, equity; proper share, due;
proper equipment;
proper order.
in the forms de chóir, a chóir, chóir it means 'near',
(de) chóir (a bheith) '(to be) nearly'.
When was the Ogham Stone in Ireland built?
The ogham stones of Ireland were built in the 4th to 10th centuries... they were used to write old Irish on them. About 400 are still around in Ireland and the UK.
Tá ceart! (Is right!)
Maith go leor! (good enough!)
Ceart! (right!)
"Everything is OK" is "Gach uile shórt ceart."
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See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
See the links below for information on Mohill in county Leitrim.
How do you write an address in Letterkenny Donegal Ireland?
You would do it like this, noting that Ireland does not have postal codes.
Person's Name
Street
Letterkenny
Co. Donegal
Ireland
How do you do an optometry degree in Ireland?
You must complete a 4 year degree course in the Institute of Technology Dublin as it is currently the only place in the country to do this course.
