Ireland

You are referring to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Generally the same sports are played throughout Ireland. Some sports are stronger in some parts. Motor sports are strong in Northern Ireland for example. Hurling is not so strong. It is strongest in the geographical south of Ireland, meaning the northern parts of the Republic of Ireland are not particularly strong in Hurling, not just Northern Ireland. There are a few small parts of Northern Ireland where Hurling is stronger, though still not as strong as the parts of Ireland where Hurling is strong.

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The main town in the county of Carlow is the town of Carlow.

Attorney General

McMenamins owns more than 50 properties in the Pacific Northwest. These are located in the states of Washington and Oregon. This includes historic hotels and eight theater pubs.

There are two Argos companies who offer different products when it comes to Ireland. Argos Ireland is a furniture company while Argos also offered in Ireland sells clocks and watches.

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Wind

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These rhymes r for rap.

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Unionists in Ireland wanted to stay a part of the United Kingdom.

Twelve. See this link for a list: http://www.europarl.ie/about_europeanelections_results.html

The offical name for Ireland is Éire. That is what you will see on its coins and stamps and other official documents. The term "Republic of Ireland" is not an official name but in the Irish constitution it is said to be a description of it. So you can use Republic of Ireland or Ireland or Éire.

If it won't let you leave it blank, then put IE.

You may say '[watashi wa] airurando kara kimashita.' Alternatively, you may use '[watashi wa] airurando jin desu,' which equates to "I am Irish." If you are male, you may replace 'watashi' with 'boku.'

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The standard utensils such as knives, forks, spoons etc. are used in Ireland.

When Saint Patrick was about 16 he was captured from Wales by Irish raiders and taken as a slave to Ireland, where he lived for six years before escaping and returning to his family. After entering the Church, he returned to Ireland as an ordained bishop in the north and west of the island, but little is known about the places where he worked. By the seventh century, he had come to be revered as the patron saint of Ireland.

There is a website by 'bonker' that allows one to compare and shop personal loans in Ireland online. The website allows for one to literally do what this question asks of.

The word for hundred in Irish is céad, pronounced like 'kaedh'.

Rock

It stands for off the rack.

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Approximately 'dor-akha-duss'.

Post codes are not used in the Republic of Ireland. In Dublin, Crumlin is in what is known as Dublin 12. To write to it you would put the name of the person and the number of the house and the name of the street, let's say 1 Crumlin Road, and the address would be:

Mr Joe Bloggs

1 Crumlin Road

Dublin 12

Ireland.

There would be procedures to go through, but the answer is yes.

If you want Original food ..just think that tomatoes, carrots, oil, peppers, aubergines.etc. were not known till the end of last century!
sea food (shrimps, scallops) were either used as fertilizers or given to feed the porks!
here you have some traditional food (before th year 1950):
Wild garlic stew:
55g (2ozs\1/2 stick) butter
140g (5ozs\1 cup) diced onions
280g (10ozs\2 cups) peeled diced potatoes
2 cups of wild garlic chopped, use both bulb and leaf
1 teaspoon salt
Freshly ground black pepper
1.2L (2 pints\5 cups) home made chicken stock
125ml (4 fl ozs/1/2 cup) cream or creamy milk
Garnish: Wild garlic flowers


Method:
Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan. When it foams, add the potatoes, onion, and wild garlic and toss in the butter until well coated. Sprinkle with salt and freshly ground pepper. Cover and sweat on a gentle heat for 10 minutes. Add the stock and cook until the vegetables are soft. Puree the soup in a blender or food processor. Taste and adjust seasoning. Add a little cream or creamy milk to taste. Serve, sprinkled with a few wild garlic flowers.
Mutton stew:
1 1/2 kg mutton
shoulder pieces or chump chops
4 medium onions - thickly sliced
4 medium potatoes (floury potatoes are best) thickly sliced
1 medium turnip - cut into chunks
3 sticks celery - cut into large pieces
4 medium carrots - cut into chunks
fresh thyme and parsley
salt and pepper


Method:
Place onions, carrots, turnip and celery into heavy casserole pot and then place meat on top. Add thyme, salt and pepper and cover with cold water and then bring to boil. Skim off any access fat that may rise to surface and then lower heat and with lid on, simmer for 2 hours.
Remove lid for last 1/2 hour -it's important that the meat does not boil. (As the old saying goes "a stew boiled is a stew spoiled"). Serve into deep plates and scatter freshly chopped parsley over with steamed jacket potatoes - (the potatoes IN the stew are just for thickening purposes).
cheers!

It has been called Bray Daly Station for many years. It was named in honour of Edward Daly who fought & died in the 1916 rising. The signs have just been replaced recently to reflect that.

Colleen - though possibly not that spelling!