Ireland

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Most Irish people have no problems with people from Asia. Asia is a massive continent with many countries and a diverse range of cultures, so you cannot really refer to them as one single group. There are thousands of people from different parts of Asia living in Ireland and the majority of Irish people mix well with them, work with them etc. Some are in relationships with them. Ireland is generally welcoming to other nations. There are of course people in Ireland, just as in every country, that don't like foreign people, but they are a minority.

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No, there are no nuclear power stations in Ireland.

Yes, there are leatherback sea turtles in the Irish Sea.

No single country rules it. The island of Ireland is split into the Republic of Ireland, which rules itself and Northern Ireland, which is ruled as part of the United Kingdom, although Northern Ireland has some power over itself through its devolved government.

Ireland has Girl Guides which is the same as Girl Scouts. The international organization is called the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

There are two Girl Guide organizations in Ireland: The Irish Girl Guides (IGG) and Catholic Guides of Ireland (CGI).

To drive from the east coast to the west coast in Ireland will take about 3 to 4 hours. It depends where exactly you are driving. Ireland is wider at some parts than at others, and some roads going across the country are better than others. Then you have to take traffic into consideration.

The name Queenstown is an old name for what is now known as Cobh (pronounced Cove). It is on the south coast of Ireland, near the city of Cork. It is famous as being the last place the Titanic left before it sank in April 1912. At that time the name Queenstown was being used.

County Leitrim is the least populated at around 28,500 people.

the Irish settled on the east coast when they came to America.

Unlike other airlines operating domestic routes within the UK, Ryanair insist on all passengers displaying passports only as their photographic identification. Failure to show a valid passport, may result in refusal of travel.

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Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.

Answer 1 There is NO fighting between Northern Ireland and the Republic. The conflict was between two groups in Northern Ireland. One wanted to stay part of the UK. The other wanted to leave the UK to join up with the rest of Ireland again. They have now signed a peace agreement. Answer 2 Long ago, Britain conquered Ireland (the reason both English and Irish are spoken in Ireland). Many people wanted Ireland to be independent again.. So they fought against the British (the Irish War of Independence). There are 32 counties in Ireland, and in the northeast there were 4 where they native Irish had been driven out and the British had settled so that they were a majority. These settlers said they didn't want to be part of an independent Ireland and would rebel unless they were allowed to split off from the rest of the country. They were called unionists, and the people who wanted independence were called Nationalists. In the end, Britain said they would give back 26 counties out of the 32 that are in the island of Ireland. They would keep six of the 9 counties in the province of Ulster (the 4 that had Unionist majorities plus 2 that had Nationalist majorities). There was a group of people in Ireland who wanted all the counties back, and the other side of Irish that wanted to take the deal. This resulted in a Civil War and the people who said that they would take the 26 back won. The Nationalists in the Six Counties weren't happy, especially as they were discriminated against by the Unionists. So they fought the Unionists and the British to join up again with the rest of Ireland. Fortunately, there is now a peace agreement.

It is about 4.22 times the size of Ireland.

The county of Mayo is much bigger than the county of Dublin. Mayo is the third largest county in Ireland and Dublin is the third smallest county in Ireland. The city of Dublin is larger than the town of Mayo.

Sir Peter John Westmacott is the Ambassador to the US for the United Kingdom.

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Any coins from Ireland, which will have Éire on the rear, that are between 1970 and 2002 have very little value. One Irish pound, known as a punt, was made up of 100 pence. The punt was replaced by the euro as the currency in Ireland in 2002. A punt would be worth about $1.88 so if your coins are only in pence, they are worth even less. Many Irish homes would still have lots of coins from that time so they would have no value as a collector's item.

Use this equation to convert degrees Celsius/Centigrade (ºC) to degrees Fahrenheit (ºF): [°F] = [°C] × 1.8 + 32

As a result of the Norman invasion in 1169. This was done to help an Irish king regain his throne.

People from Ireland wear all sorts of colours. On St. Patrick's Day people will make a special effort to wear green because of its associations with Ireland, but on any other day they wear whatever colours they want.

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The second most spoken language is Irish, spoken fluently by about 1% of the population.The most spoken language is English, spoken by about 98% of the population.