Ireland

NO, you must use postage stamps issued by An Post (the Irish postal service)

Edit: You also can't use British stamps in France, Germany or any other country.

Better answer: Generally the post office can reject the letter if it has a foreign postage stamp. However, they can't if it has return address in the country where your stamp is from. Major organizations do this postage shopping, so it could almost be called an industry practice. Sometimes the IRS mails letters with British stamps to American abroad, when the correspondence itself is directly from the Austin, TX campus (answers to form W-7 "Application for Taxpayer Identification Number"). Harvard Business Services from Lewes, Delaware is also known to mail letter with French stamps that have a French return address but where sent from the US. I have also myself mailed letter from different countries with American stamps. The key was always to use a US return address. Then the letter was always delivered to the correct recipient in the US without any issues. I also once mailed a letter from Germany to the UK, using a Royal Mail stamp I purchased off the Internet.

Try and see if it works for you. Drop the letters in a mailbox; it will be unnecessary to talk to the post office clerk since probably they have no idea and they have to ask their co-workers and you will be wasting their time because 90% of the time they will take the letter even if they are unsure. Been there, done that.

The main league in Ireland is called the All Ireland League which was founded in 1990. In total there are 51 rugby clubs in Ireland.

Leinster, Munster Connacht and Ulster. 6 of Ulster's 9 counties are in Northern Ireland.

No it will degrade over time Cyprus or Teak handle the weather very well

Brigid was not canonized. The official canonization process did not come into play until about the 12th century. She would have been declared a saint by the local Catholic community based on her life and merits.

St. Patrick was the first bishop of Ireland.

From the city of Dublin to the town of Tipperary is about 2 hours by road in good traffic. Tipperary is a large county, so depending on where specifically in the county you are going, the time could be more or less, but for most places it would be between 90 minutes and 2 hours.

No, Ireland is not part of the Schengen Area.

There have been two Bloody Sundays in Irish history. If you are talking about Bloody Sunday, November 21st, 1920 in Dublin, then 31 people died on that day. If you are talking about Bloody Sunday, January 30th, 1972 in Derry, then 13 people died on that day.

The Dublin Mountains are basically the northern end of the Wicklow mountains. Co. Wicklow is only about 13 miles or 21 kilometres from Dublin and at that point you are already getting into the mountains. You can actually see them from O'Connell Street, the main street in the city centre, as well as from other parts of the city, so they are close by. From the city centre, in good traffic you can be in the mountains in an hour.

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Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Due to its frequent rains, Ireland is a verdant country, but I don't believe that anyone has ever counted the shades of green. However there is an old song "Forty Shades of Green" that refers to Ireland.

Cork, Galway, Mayo, Donegal, Kerry, Tipperary, Tyrone, Clare, Antrim, Limerick, Roscommon, Down, Wexford, Meath, Derry, Kilkenny, Wicklow, Offaly, Cavan, Westmeath, Waterford, Sligo, Laois, Kildare, Fermanagh, Leitrim, Monaghan, Armagh, Longford, Dublin, Carlow and Louth are all the counties in Ireland.

Many Irish people do tan. It depends on their complexion. Fairer people are more likely to burn, but some Irish people are slightly darker and will tan. Some of the original Irish people came from northern Spain and their descendants are the Irish people that are slightly darker and will tan. Some Irish people are of fairer skin and could have roots back to Scandinavia through the Vikings and so have fairer skin, so they will burn easier than tan.

As English is the main language spoke in Ireland, you would say "Family". In Irish the word is Clann, similar to the English word clan.

An Eireann (Irish) 1928 75% silver Florin (Two Shillings)(salmon), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £55 GBP. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from £3 to £25 GBP.

An Eireann (Irish) 1928 75% silver Florin (Two Shillings)(salmon)(Proof FDC), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £70 GBP.

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

exactly the same as you will find in any modern western country. very formal suits in certain professions, more casual in leisure time. the old shawls are practically gone and most under 30's would have no concept whatsoever of the older forms of dress. Same as what other western countries wear. Contrary to common misconceptions, we are not all leipreachains.

Navan is both the county town and main town of County Meath. It is part of the Mid-East Region of Ireland, and has the highest population : 28, 559. Navan is located in the province of Leinster.

About 123 miles or 200 kilometres, though it will depend on where in each county you are travelling between.

St. Patrick was not from Ireland. He came from another country, possibly Scotland or England or even France, and brought Christianity to Ireland when he came. He is buried in Ireland and is the patron saint of Ireland.

Donegal is a very large county, so it would depend on where you are going. It would be at least 230 kilometres or about 140 miles.

Does the United States have a trade agreement with Ireland

Portland Oregon to Ireland flight time is approximately 9 hours.

Is í Gaeilge an chéad teanga oifigiúil in Éireann - Irish is the number one official language in Ireland. "turty tree million, turty tree tousand tree hundred ant turty tree pence, and a terd" = thirty three million, thirty three thousand three hundred and thirty three pence, and a third. :o) Sure you'll be grand.