Ireland

The physical place has been there for thousands of years, as long as man can remember. The Monastic settlement that it is now famous for dates back to the 6th century.

The Distance between London / Heathrow Airport (England,UK) [Airport] and Dublin (County Dublin,Ireland) is :
443.32 kilometers (km).

In Other Units:
275.46 miles.
239.21 nautical miles.
Note: the distance is straight line distance (may be called as flying or air distance) between the two locations calculated based on their latitudes and longitudes. This distance may be very much different from the actual travel distance.

There are three such services.

P&O operate ferry services from Troon to Larne and from Cairnryan to Larne.

Stena Line operates ferries between Stranraer and Belfast.

The Abbey Theatre.

Blarney Castle is about 6 miles or 9 kilometres from Cork city centre.

The Average Height of an Irish male is 5 ft 10 inches.

An Irish parliament's term is 5 years, but an election can happen before that. Not all parliaments run their full term, so elections often happen sooner than that. There were 3 general elections in 18 months in the early 1980s.

A presidential term is 7 years and a president can serve two successive terms. If there is no other candidate a president can be elected unopposed, so there is not always a presidential election.

Local government elections are fixed at every 5 years, as are elections to the European Parliament.

It can be argued that several words and phrases came from Irish.

First, there needs to be an understanding that Irish (like Welsh and Scots) is part of the Gaelic language, actually uncommon dialects within the language. Words like "whiskey" have a direct meaning in Gaelic - the translation is "water of life".

Other words. Donneybrook (a huge fight/brawl) Berserk (violent, crazed) - origin is thought to be from early invasions of Ireland by the Vikings, who were considered crazed warriors, or "Berserkers". How they got 'crazed' is open to debate - some people think eating hallucinogenic mushrooms.

Phrases: "Bob's your uncle" - based on political antics performed by the British during their rule of the country.

It is reported that 94,000 people are native speakers of Irish in the Republic of Ireland; this is 2% of the 2011 population. As far as second language speakers

the Republic is about 39% and Northern Ireland is 11%. All are bilingual in English as well.

Mountains in the UK are mainly located in Scotland and Wales.

The mountains in Munster are much older. The Andes are between 30 and 60 million years old. Mountains in Munster are between 250 and 270 million years old.

I don't know where either of those places are, but if you mean Ireland and North Atlantic Ocean, zero. Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic Ocean.

In Ireland it's: acting the prick / thran

There would be some mountains in county Laois, though they are not very high. The Slieve Bloom mountains are a range that are partially in county Laois and neighbouring counties.

Ireland has many beautiful villages so that is a difficult question to answer. EAch year there is a competition called the "Tidy Towns" competition in which cities, towns and villages around Ireland are assessed to be the tidiest in different categories. Local committees organise themselves to help make their town look very tidy, by keeping it clean, but also doing things like planting flowers and doing other things to make their town look nice. Going through the list of winners is one way of getting an idea of what some of the nicest villages are. Check the link below.

They have lost 12 All-Ireland senior football finals:

Mayo lost to Wexford in 1916

Mayo lost to Dublin in 1921

Mayo lost to Galway in 1925

Mayo lost to Kerry in 1932

Mayo lost to Cavan in 1948

Mayo lost to Cork in 1989

Mayo lost to Meath in 1996

Mayo lost to Kerry in 1997

Mayo lost to Kerry in 2004

Mayo lost to Kerry in 2006

Mayo lost to Donegal in 2012

Mayo lost to Dublin in 2013

Since the ending of the pandemic phase, the counts are no longer being recorded. There may be some ongoing cases in limited locations around the world, including in Ireland. However, the specifics and counts of cases are no longer being tracked by CDC, WHO, the US states, and most other countries, now that the pandemic has been declared over. Influenza cases are monitored, but specific H1N1/09 counts (and the lab tests needed to isolate the specific virus to be able to count them correctly) aren't being done. Influenza cases in general are monitored, but statistics are not being kept for H1N1/09 cases separately from other influenza types for reporting any longer in the post pandemic phase.

The narrator suggests the poor children will either join gangs, become criminals, or become traitors and join the oppressor's army.

force their mothers to beg, then they themselves cannot find work

There are many. Here are just 10:

Dermot O'Brien

Fr. Denis Faul

Andrea Corr

Sharon Corr

Caroline Corr

Jim Corr

Francis Leopold McClintock

Steve Staunton

Dermot Ahern

Rob Kearney

There are over 300...no wonder Ireland is green :)

They may have provided food,music, art, clothing, and some holidays.

Yes, Ireland does import goods. They get goods that are not available in Ireland, like food that cannot be grown in Ireland and products that are not made in Ireland. So like any country it does import goods, and also exports a lot of goods.

Yes, Ireland has lowlands. Most of the mountains are near to the coast of Ireland, and large areas of the midlands are flat, so they would be lowlands, along with valleys between mountains.

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