Dublin

Many things.

It has one of the widest streets in Europe. It has the largest walled public park in Europe. It has the second highest obelisk in the world. It has the highest piece of sculpture in the world. It is the capital of Ireland, a Catholic country, has two cathedrals and yet neither of them are Catholic. It has a neon sign that is protected by law.

There are many other interesting things that could be said about Dublin.

The flight time is about three and a half hours.

Tallaght comes from the words támh leacht, meaning plague burial place, which goes back to medieval times.

One can buy Valrhona chocolate in Dublin from Fallon & Bryne. Dedicated agents are available from this company to help those who require more information about this product.

It was named after William Temple who owned houses and land in that area in the 17th century. His garden ran down to the river banks of the Liffey from where there was a walk-way known as a bar which built up from river sediment. This became known as Temple's bar. It is from that that the modern name originates.

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Try Fallon & Byrne, on Exchequer Street in Dublin 2. Phone: (01) 472 1010. They might have them. You could try some of the Asian markets around the city too. Check some of the fruit and vegetable wholesalers around the Smithfield area. If they don't have them, they might be able to tell you where to get them.

There are different opening hours on different days. The opening hours are as follows:

Sunday: 11:00-7:00 p.m.

Monday: 9:30-8:00 p.m.

Tuesday: 10:00-8:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 9:30-8:00 p.m.

Thursday: 9:30-9:00 p.m.

Friday: 9:30-8:00 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00-8:00 p.m.

The air distance from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Dublin, Ireland, is 3,267 miles. That equals 5,258 kilometers or 2,839 nautical miles.

About 125 miles or 200 kilometres.

This year the district convention is an all Ireland national convention, starting Friday June 19th for three days. It will be held at the Punchestown National Event Centre. Naas. County Kildare

The British Isles. It would've been the UK if it was Belfast (N.Ireland) instead of Dublin.

The Luas first opened in June 2004. The trams were built in France.

Do you mean a 'learner's licence' to drive a car?

Prices can vary for all sorts of reasons depending on when you travel, which airline and so on. You could travel from €43.99 from Dublin to Kerry. Prices change all the time though.

you can get heelys in Elverys and JJB for only 50 euro in Ireland

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.

Very Very Long. You'll have to get a connection through London. I lived in Melbourne for 7 years and it is rare to see a flight direct from Dublin. I've never been to Dublin, but friends tell me that its almost 20 hours to get to London. So you'd be looking at a long and fairly expensive flight, even in economy.

Very Very Long. You'll have to get a connection through London. I lived in Melbourne for 7 years and it is rare to see a flight direct from Dublin. I've never been to Dublin, but friends tell me that its almost 20 hours to get to London. So you'd be looking at a long and fairly expensive flight, even in economy.

Etihad now fly direct from Dublin (via Abu Dhabi) to Melbourne since Oct 2009. It takes 23 hours going there and 25 coming back. Dublin - Abu Dhabi is approx 6.5 hours. Abu Dhabi - Melbourne is approx 14.5 hours. Stopover times vary. Economy return flights generally cost €800 - €1200 depending on season.

All other airlines transit through UK (London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester) or Europe (Paris,Frankfurt,Amsterdam). I highly recommend Singapore Airlines: Dublin - UK - Singapore - Melbourne. I prefer to transit through Manchester as Manchester is much easier to negotiate than London. UK - Singapore is approx 12 hrs. Singapore - Melbourne is approx 7 hrs.

It is 1pm in Ireland.

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Dublin is a city with all sorts of hotels and other accommodation, from low quality to very high quality. There would be a huge range of prices. The time of year would also be a factor. You need to check general accommodation websites for Dublin, from which you could get the different price ranges. You can also try tourist websites for Dublin. Do a search for these through a search engine.

It is about a man leaving his home in the west of Ireland to head to Dublin, and also on to Liverpool.

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The simplest and quickest way is to fly. You could also get a ferry to either Holyhead or Liverpool and travel on to Manchester from those places.

Ireland does not have postal codes. The address as you have it is complete and sufficient for any post to get to it. For internet forms, just use IE if asked for a code.