Ireland

She joined the Sisters of loretto order.

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There have been many ceasefires in Northern Ireland, so there are many answers to that question. The most famous one in modern times was the IRA ceasefire declared on the 31st of August, 1994. It lasted until the 10th of February, 1996. Another was declared by the IRA on the 20th of July 1997, which still stands today. Other paramilitary groups have also called various ceasefires in modern times, and there have been many other ceasefires prior to those.

No. Ireland is a country and has a national flag. Ulster is one of four provinces of Ireland, each of which has their own flags.

It depends on where exactly you are travelling between, as Mayo is a large county. So it could be close to 3 hours or more by road. There is no rail link. By air, you could do it in half an hour.

"Section 4 of the Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act 1994 deals with the offence of being intoxicated (that is, drunk) in a public place. While the maximum fine for being intoxicated in a public place in Ireland is €500, the section gives the Gardai the power to seize the intoxicating substance (normally, the alcohol) where they suspect that an offence of being intoxicated in a public place is being committed.

Section 23B has been inserted in the Act by section 184 of the Criminal Justice Act 2006 (pdf) and provides for a fixed charge fine instead of court proceedings for being intoxicated in a public place. This fixed charge fine, currently €100, may be set and varied by the Minister for Justice and Law Reform." (from source in link below)

In practice unless you are being a nuisance or causing a racket you won't be fined or arrested. If you are actually drinking in a public area and a Garda (Irish police person) sees you you will be stopped, warned and your drink thrown out and usually that's it.

The Earl of Carrick was one of only 5 peerages made in Ireland prior to 1500 and was granted to the Butlers of Ormonde The ruling family of the area now covered by Kilkenny Tipperary and a part of Loise. the title was granted to them but was hardly ever used the butlers were Viscounts aswell later in history there main seat was in the city of Kilkenny at Kilkenny Castle but in Carrick-on-Suir they also owned a house called ormonde castle. Thomastown is an incorporated town in County Kilkenny. In 1874 lots happened. Any more info go to Kilkenny Local History group on facebook and ask there.

With each dance like a reel or slip jig is different music. (There are many more dances than that.)

The Director of Public Prosecutions. The DPP enforces the criminal law in the courts on behalf of the People of Ireland. The DPP directs and supervises public prosecutions on indictment in the courts and gives general direction and advice to the Garda Síochána, which is Ireland's police service, in relation to summary cases and specific direction in such cases where requested.

The positive change in the Irish economy that made it so good in the 90s up to the economic crash in 2008 is down to many things. Amongst these were money from the EU being spent wisely on infrastructure, international investment in jobs, a good education system, a good industrial relations structure to minimise disputes, reductions in taxation for business and workers, modern technology, a focus on certain kinds of industries and many other reasons.

The name would be equated with Aodh (as is Hugh).

Irish.

Westmeath is a county, so it would depend on where in Westmeath you were travelling from. If we use Mullingar, as that is in the middle of Westmeath, it is about 73 miles or 118 kilometres from Knock.

The currency in the Republic of Ireland is the Euro.

Dia duit - formal

most people say

Conas 'tá tú

Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú

Caidé mar 'tá tú..... all mean How are you?

You can informally say "Haigh" (pronounced "hi").

Dais (typography) dash

Dais (literary) heap, stack

meas, urraim, ómós

thrreee years

A Taoiseach does not have an official residence. During his term as Taoiseach Bertie Ahern lived in and around his constituency of Drumcondra in the city of Dublin. He had a number of different houses during that period.

There was a time when to entirety of Ireland was under British rule. Things have improved sense then.

10,000,000 if they find a 4 leaf clover but normally around 10,000 :)

Ireland has a huge amount of pubs. Even the smallest towns and villages will have pubs. So there are thousands of pubs in Ireland, and many of those are very good pubs. Depending on what part of Ireland you are in, there will be many good pubs in the area. If you are visiting Ireland, someone will tell you what are the best pubs where you are.

Ravenhill is an area of South Belfast centred on the Ravenhill Road. The area has seen a sharp rise in house prices in recent years.

You should try to be there for at least an hour before the time of departure.

The Taoiseach is the prime minister of Ireland.