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An Eire (Irish) 1969 cupro-nickel Sixpence (wolfhound), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £1 GBP. If it has been circulated, not much.

An Eire (Irish) 1969 cupro-nickel Sixpence (wolfhound)(Proof FDC), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £1 GBP.

A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.

No, we've never even heard of Irish Spring soap in Ireland

You can check your Tesco pay slip in Ireland online by accessing the Irish Tesco Pay Slip Facility website. You will need a user name and password to log in.

It has no special meaning in Ireland, as it is not an Irish name. Its origins are Greek and it means life or alive.

William and George Penrose founded Waterford Crystal back in 1783. They were brothers who lived in Waterford, Ireland. They had been developers and exporters before setting up the company.

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Yes its perfectly legal, the only stipulation is that they must advertise the fact that the bar is 21's or over, usually with a plaque of some sort near the door.

Snuff, in the American usage (chewing tobacco, dip) is banned in Ireland and all other EU countries, however nasal snuff (taken into the nose) is perfectly legal.

There are lots of car parks in the city. They can be busy at times. You can also get on street parking in some places, though you have to be sure you can park there. Some require you to pay and display your ticket. It is possible you car could be clamped and removed if it is illegally parked. You can also get parking outside the city and then use public transport to get to the city centre.

i was in jail in portlaoise for growing tobacco i had 1 plant.so no u are not able to grow tobacco in ireland because it id ripping off the Irish excise but you can get the seeds of the internet

Google Earth was launched in Ireland in 2010. It is now considered to be one of the premier 3D mapping services available. It is now available in 45 languages around the world.

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It was something used in the medieval times for women whogossiped or spoke too freely. It was used for punishment. It was a large iron framework placed on the head, forming a cage. There was a metal strip on the scold that fit into the mouth, it was sharpened wit ha point or covered wit hspikes so that if you moved your toongue it would cause injuries.

Christianity came to Ireland in the 5th century. In the centuries that followed many monasteries were set up in Ireland, and became places of study attracting both Irish and people from other countries. Many of these Irish scholars travelled to other countries to preach Christianity and founded other monasteries and places of study. This activity continued for many centuries and even today many Irish people still travel to do missionary work in other countries.

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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.

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No. Ireland is an independent country and as no independent country would want to give up its independence, then Ireland will never rejoin the UK.

According to the biography "Antonin Artaud: Man of Vision," he went to Ireland for a few reasons:

1) Because he thought Jesus told him to

2) He thought that a walking stick he had come into possession of, which he thought had magical powers, had once belonged to St Patrick and he wanted to visit the land of St Patrick

3) Because he wanted to learn the secrets of the Druids, which he hoped existed in some form or another

4) Because he had recently worked out the date of the end of the world to be in November, 1937, and he felt that Ireland, rural and relatively unspoiled by industrialization, would be a good place to wait out the apocalypse.

People from Cork in Ireland are often referred to as Corkonians.