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If it is 4 pm in California, it would be 12 am (midnight) in Dublin, Ireland. Dublin is 8 hours ahead of California.

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Molly Malone is a mythical figure from a famous Irish song. According to the song she was a fish monger(fish sales person) Who sang cockles and muscles and she had someone who loved her named Timothy they never spoke though. She was said to spread joy to every sad person she came across, every June 13 is Molly Malone day.

Marino, Dublin Zoo, Phibsboro, Portobello, Rialto, and Pimlico are places in Dublin, Ireland that end in 'o'.

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The actor Gabriel Byrne is originally from Crumlin in Dublin.

An Post, who run the postal service in Ireland, own it. They are a semi-state organisation, so you could say it is owned by the government.

There are many good pubs in Dublin for Irish music. It depends on what you like and when you go in. You may be lucky and find a really good bit of music going on. Some of the most famous are O'Donoghues on Merrion Row, The Merchant, Oliver St. John Gogarty's, The Cobblestone and many, many others.

Ireland's weather is notoriously unpredictable. July and August can be the warmest months of the year, with temperatures reaching the high twenties centigrade. In some years, there can be very heavy rain, particularly in August, while in other years you could get a few weeks without rain. If you are coming to Dublin, check out the weather on the Met Éireann website, which is Ireland's national weather service.

In the 18th century Dublin was described as being the second city of the Empire. At that time it had many fine buildings and streets, most of which still exist today.

The distance in Ireland from Tipperary to Dublin is 114 air miles. That equals 183 kilometers and about two hours in driving time.

Depends on the traffic, at the worst it will take 3 and a half hours to get down, most of that is getting out of dublin, its fine afterwards.

No. You have to go via other airports. There are various options.

By air -- from Dublin airport to Strasbourg or a nearby airport

Dublin is about 100 miles or 167 kilometres from Belfast.
There are about 87.328 miles between Dublin and Belfast.

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No. It is just outside the city of Cor, about 163 miles or 262 kilometres from Dublin.

If you took a bus from Dublin to London you would never get there because you would probably die. You see, Ireland is its own land mass and you can't drive to the United Kingdom. I would suggest you take a geography class prior to traveling.

molly Malone sold cockles and mussels on the streets of Dublin

The Dublin metro area is 44.4 sq miles (115 km), while the Birmingham metro area is 103.39 miles (267.77 km). Birmingham is definitely the larger of the two cities.

For direct flights, about 2 hours flying time to Stockholm. This is time 'in the air' and excludes ground activities.

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