Ireland

90 minutes in good traffic and depending on where in Wicklow you are going.

Dún na nGall is the Irish name for the county of Donegal. In English it means the fort of the foreigners or the fort of the strangers.

Both are used and acceptable.

The Hibernian Uplands are located in Southern Ireland (southwest of Dublin and north of Waterford).

Donegal has 6 TDs in two constituencies. 3 are in Donegal North-East and 3 are in Donegal South-West.

There are no post codes in Ireland. To write to someone there you would finish the address as follows:

Mosney

Julianstown,

Co. Meath

Ireland.

For an internet site looking for a code, just use IE.

most of Dundrum is Dublin 14 i think, although some parts could be Dublin 16

For an accurate translation the word should be in a sentence. There are several ways to say 'climb' in Irish depending on context.

Northern - Malin Head

Southern - Mizen Head

Castle is caisleán.

In what context?

"I agree" in Irish is "Aontaím"; "I agree with you" would be "Aontaím leat".

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

24,675 square kilometres or 9,527 square miles.

There are many large towns, but no cities in Donegal.

It will take two to six days.

Seamus Heaney.

Ireland is eight hours ahead.

The term of the President of Ireland lasts for 7 years and can be elected up to two times.

Most homes in Ireland are built from brick. You have detached, semi-detached and terraced houses. Most houses have gardens, though some are very small, especially those built in recent decades. Below are two property websites, where you will see plenty of examples of what Irish houses look like.

Like in any country, Irish homes have many looks. Most houses are brick, but there are many different styles. There are some what are called "wooden frame" houses. Houses can have one, two or even more stories. Some people live in apartments. So there are all sorts of Irish homes.

It is actually spelled Cobh. In the Irish language, bh is prnounced like a v. It is near Cork city on the south coast of Ireland. It is a famous port. Many Irish emigrants left there for America. The most famous departure from Cobh was that of the Titanic. See the map at the link below. It was originally called Queenstown when Ireland was under British rule

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all part of the same nation state - 'The United Kingdom' - in the same way that California and Texas are part of the United States - so there is nothing to fear from them.

The Victorian Era refers to the time when Victoria was the queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (1837-1876) , so there was no King of Ireland there was a Queen, despite it being part of a KINGdom .

From 1297 to 1800 Ireland was part of the United KingdomS of Great Britain and Ireland, two separate countries with the same king but separate parliaments. In 1801 the Irish Parliament was abolished and Ireland sent members to the parliament in London.

That does not mean that there were not various people who did not claim to be the rightful Kings of Ireland. Some because they claimed descent from the last King of a totally separate Kingdom of Ireland way back in 1198 or so when Henry 2nd of England established a Lordship over Ireland. the Lordship lasted until 1542 when Henry 8th of England also became King of Ireland. Other claimants, or pretenders, to the Irish Throne claimed descent from Charles 1st of England who was executed by Cromwell in 1649, leading to the Stuarts of Scotland becoming monarchs of Great Britain and Ireland. That succession was disputed by some. there is today a pretender, if not active claimant, to the throne of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. NORTHERN Ireland, most of Ireland is now a totally independent republic

Possibly 'Cuir sa chomhaireamh ceann mé'.

In Ireland Justin is used even with Irish Gaelic surnames.

A TD is a Teachta Dála. It is a person who is elected to the Irish parliament.