Dublin

That depends on the day of the week, as they have different opening hours as follows: It is 10am to 6pm on Sunday. On Monday and Tuesday it is 9am to 7pm. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, it is 9am to 8pm. On Saturday it is 9am to 6pm.

The flight from Dublin to Naples is between 3 and 3 1/2 hours

It depends on the route you take, but it is about 86 miles.

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Dublin is a city and it is in the county of Dublin.

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About 60 nautical miles or 111 kilometres.

If you have the leaving cert applied all you need is a merit, but not sure about the ordinary leaving cert

Really do not have to be clever to join An Garda Siochana imagine they accept B3 in Foundation Maths and C3 in Foundation Irish in ordinary Leaving Cert Most colleges of further or higher Education do not accept the aforementioned. Low standard of education really is all thats needed and a tough outlook on life. Often wondered why they are so ignorant and cunning. Who would waste their life in An Garda Siochana as a trained Psychologist I say stay far away from this profession if you want to be your own person and respected

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The river Liffey.

Dublin Ferry Port

Alexandra Road

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Most of North Dakota is 6 hours behind Dublin.

Dublin, CA to Oakland, CA is 23 Miles / 37km

Dubliners (DUBS)

It is called the Luas, which is the Irish word for speed.

It is in Old Wesley Rugby Club, at Donnybrook Stadium in the suburb of Donnybrook on the southside of Dublin. See the map at the link below.

Wales is in the UK because Henry VII of Wales won a battle against Richard III of England and became the King of England. He became the King of two different countries and united them.

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The battle of Bosworth Field (1485) during the English Civil War of the Roses alluded to above certainly is a factor, but Wales likely would have been part of the UK regardless of the fact that after this victory for Henry (who became Henry VII of England not of Wales) and the House of Lancaster, the Welsh more readily associated themselves with the Tudor line of kings than before (because Henry had Welsh ancestry as well as a claim to the English throne which he took as victor of the above battle).

Wales had been conquered by the English King Edward I in the late 13th Century but an Act of Union was not made between England and Wales until 1536 during the reign of Henry VIII. Even this was not a complete union as Wales was not privy to it. It was law passed by the English without Welsh intervention. The scene for this next step toward complete union was set during Henry VII's reign but it is probably not as simple as saying this is the sole reason. When the UK came to be, many centuries later, Wales was a member of an existing union. The UK simply resembled the addition of a further member to this union (which had already expanded to include England, Wales and Scotland). Ireland was the new member (later only Northern Ireland) and Great Britain became the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (later Northern Ireland). That is why Wales is in the UK.

To Frankfurt in Germany, t is about 677 miles or 1089 kilometres. It is a two hour plane journey.

The city of Dublin is not named after any person. The word Dublin comes from the Irish words Dubh Linn, meaning black pool. The first settlements, over 1000 years ago, where Dublin now is were along the river Liffey, as the city still is. One of these settlements was near a black pool, and took its name from that. Another nearby settlement was called Áth Cliath, meaning the crossing at the hurdle ford, as it was built near a crossing of the Liffey. Both of these settlements grew and now we have the city of Dublin. The Irish language name from Dublin comes from Áth Cliath and is usually found as Baile Átha Cliath. So the names of those two ancient settlements have been retained in the modern English and Irish names for Dublin.

It is on Middle Abbey Street. The full address is:

26 Middle Abbey Street,

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Dublin comes from the Irish words Dubh Linn, which means black pool. Over 1000 years ago there was a settlement on the river Liffey called Dubh Linn, taking its name from a black pool near where it was. There was another settlement in the area called Ath Cliath which means crossing at the hurdle ford. These two settlements grew into what is now the modern city of Dublin. Baile