Dublin

That will depend on what time you are travelling, what day of the week you are travelling, and where in Dublin you are travelling to. To get to the city is about 2 hours, but once you reach the edge of the city traffic will get heavier, so the last part of your journey would be slower if you are driving. If you are travelling by train, that will not be a problem.

No. Amsterdam's population is bigger than Dublin's population.

About 130 miles or 209 kilometres.

That will depend on the type of boat, but it can be done in as little as 2 hours in a high speed ferry.

You must be at least 18 years old.

There are no border checkpoints now, so you can drive without being checked. Citizens of Northern Ireland or the Republic Ireland do not need a visa. However, if you have come from outside of Ireland or the United Kingdom, you may already have had to have got a visa to have got into either places first. That would depend on where you originally came from.

He lives in Delbrook Manor, Ballinteer in Dublin.

A cell phone, a newspaper and a CD player.

There is no simple answer to that. It will depend on personal preference and other practical things, like getting accommodation and employment.

About 83 miles or 132 kilometres.

In Dublin, Primark are known as Penneys. Their head office is:

Penneys

PO Box 644

47 Mary Street

Dublin 1

Ireland

Phone from outside Ireland: 00 353 18727788

From Ireland: (01)8727788

Dublin is 202 miles (325 km) from Gougane Barra.

No.

Dublin has official status since the year 988, over 1000 years ago now, but there would have been a settlement there as early as the second century, so 800 years before that.

Lots of things happen there. There is a taxation office, a police office, a library and museum, places for government meetings and state banquets, various other offices and the state apartments which are open to tourists.

it takes 2 hours to drive from galway to Dublin

somewhere over the rainbow

There are bus coaches to bring people from Ireland to Britain. You have to travel by ferry, as Ireland is an island, and as it is an international journey, you should bring a passport. There is less checking of documents on ferries, but it advisable to bring a passport, especially if you are not an Irish or British citizen. You may even need a visa to visit Britain.

there are nlo trains from NY to Ireland, look at a world map

Ireland does not have post codes, but Dublin has postal districts. For George's Quay the address would finish:

George's Quay

Dublin 2

Ireland

The geographic midpoint is 2,978.96 miles at a bearing of 27.11. This puts you in Russia, Siberia Federal District .

The county of Dublin and the city of Dublin are on the east coast of Ireland.

Yes. Try the site at the link below for more details. There would be other private services too.

About 2 hours will get you there, though the train to Belfast is about 2 hours in total, as it is further north.

133 miles which would be about 2 hours 12 minutes