Dublin

The actual time may vary according to the traffic and weather. The approximate driving time between these two places is 17 minutes.

33km

Yes They r coming here in February 2010

That would depend on many things, like your status in terms of whether you need a visa and what the terms and conditions of the visa are. If you are an Irish citizen, you could stay in any part of Ireland for life.

It depends on the day/traffic. Sunday is most expensive. Usually €20ish but more for extra people and extra bags. If you ask the driver before you get in you might be able to agree to a reduced set price.

If you mean Venice in Italy, then while there are no scheduled services from Dublin to Venice it is possible to go there by boat. You would travel down past France, Spain and Portugal, through the Straits of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean Sea and then up the Adriatic Sea along the coast of Italy to Venice.

From Roscommon town to Dublin Airport is about 100 miles or 162 kilometres. Depending on where specifically in the county of Roscommon you are going to, the distance would differ, but not by a large amount.

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There are a number of routes that can be taken. The distance is about 70 miles. Coming out of Dublin you would be affected by traffic. So allowing for that, and depending on the time of day you are travelling, you should do the journey in about 1 hour and 45 minutes. As with anything when it comes to traffic, there is no real definites on this. So you could do it in 1 hour 30 minutes or it might take you 2 hours.

About 250Km/156miles. Avg 3 -4 hours in a car.

As the "Common Travel Area" is in place, you do not need a passport to go to Dublin from the UK. When flying between the UK and Ireland it is best to ask your airline what form of ID will be accepted.

Cavan town is about 71 miles or 116 kilometres from Dublin. Depending on traffic, to drive from Dublin city to Cavan town, it could be up to 2 hours. If you are going to another part of county Cavan, it could be longer or shorter.

According the AA Route Planner (Ireland Edition) the distance is 188.6 miles, this will take about 4 hours and 14 minutes to drive, assuming you take the direct route and there are no stops, accidents, breakdowns or other hold ups en route.

The answer is both. The city of Dublin, is Ireland's largest city and its capital. The city is in the county of Dublin. There would be lots of other towns in the county of Dublin and also some rural areas. See the maps of Dublin below.

3922 miles (6312 km) (3409 nautical miles)

Depending on when you are travelling and the amount of traffic, particularly around Dublin, it could be done in 90 minutes.

the buildings in new york are extremely high compared to the ones in dublin, all are under 7 storeys or so by planning laws, so has a much less intimidating skyline. New York is a much bigger area than Dublin and 19 times the population. One similarity is the River Liffey runs through Dublin, whereas the river Hudson runds through new york.

There is no real comparison really. (Dublin doesnt have a metro...yet!...its in the pipeline though....

That depends on the airline you fly with, and what stopovers are involved in the route. Etihad airways fly from Dublin to Abu Dhabi and on to Sydney. They don't appear to fly out on a Saturday, but on a Sunday they have a flight leaving at 19.55. There's a stopover of 2 hours and 55 minutes on Monday morning in Abu Dhabi and you arrive in Sydney at 07.25 (local time) on Tuesday - total time 24 hours and 30 minutes.

The total distance from San Diego, CA to Dublin is 5213 miles or 8389 kilometers.

That would depend greatly on whether you could find a direct flight or would be subjected to layovers. On average, a transatlantic flight from the pacific coast of USA/Canada to the UK/Europe is 10 hours. Flight times will also vary depending on weather conditions and the top speed of the aircraft you are flying in. Expect to spend 8-12 hours in the air if flying direct from the pacific coast to the UK/Western Europe. A recent flight from Portland Oregon to Amsterdam took 9 hours in the air there, 10 hours in the air back. A previous flight from Vancouver BC to Glasgow UK took 9.5hrs there 12 hrs back

The Euro , although British Pound Sterling is used in Northern Ireland.

Lucan is in county Dublin, and does not have a postal area number. You would end an address to anywhere there as:

Lucan,

County Dublin.

It is 5024 miles from Tucson, AZ to Dublin, Ireland.

No its Dublin 5

Passport or driving licence are generally the only recognised forms of accepted identification.