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Neither. Lad is derived from the English word ladde.

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'Faith and begorrah' means "sure and by God". This is in the dialect of English called Hiberno-English, not in Irish Gaelic, although there are several features of this dialect owing to the Gaelic.

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gealach ('g-yal-ukh). Also ré (rae).

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Let, allow, permit

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Ireland split from Great Britain on the 6th December 1922 under the Government of Ireland Act 1920. Northern Ireland which had by this time been partitioned from Ireland was able to opt out of joining the Free State and staying with the rest of Great Britain. Pretty much because all the politicians were protestant…. Even though there was a lot of Catholics around the region their voice wasn't heard as they had no political representation. And that's when the rows (arguments) started which reached it heights in the 70's & 80's.

The whole of Ireland was free and independent until 1650 when Cromwell paid a visit.

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the goldcrest (not the wren as folklore often says)

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In the English language, which is what most people in Ireland speak, you would say it as "Hello Friends." In the Irish language it would be "Dia dhaoibh a cairde", which would be pronounced "deeaa yeeve a cord de."

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Co. Tipperary in Ireland doesn't yet have any post codes. This is the same for pretty much all of the republic or Ireland. Legislation has been mooted in recent times to introduce post codes to all parts of the republic which will happen some time in the future. In the meantime if you need to post something to someone in Tipperary no postcode is required

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Before Christianity came to be, most were not given any education. Just grew up and worked not learning much more than their name and what ever works they had to work at.

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Do you mean Enniscorthy? The Irish for Enniscorthy is Inis Córthaidh which may have been anglicised to Innes Carthay. If you are talking about Enniscorthy then it is in County Wexford in the south east of Ireland.

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Israel.

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Irish women.

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Arunchal predesh

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China has an area of 3,706,581 square miles.

Divide that by Ieland's 31,520 square miles, and you have it!

China is 117 times bigger than Ireland.

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It is a slogan used by Irish republicans referring to their wish for there to be no British involvement in Ireland, including the British army and political involvement by Britain.

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Because the kings at the time in history when castle were built, wanted to protect their lands from other kings. To do this, they had to build many castles.

Improvement:

There are many different types of castles in Ireland, of different periods, starting from fortified medieval castles that were built as defensive structures from around the 12th century to large pleasure type castles of the neogothic or Victorian period which were built by the very rich as a status symbol.

In medieval times, there were a lot of local Gaelic kings or chieftains that would have had conflict with each other and had their own fortified castles for this reason. There are also countless Norman Castles, which were the homes of landowning families, but were also fortified for fear of attacks.

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Ireland does not have ZIP codes. You would write the address with the name of the person and then their street, town and county, and Ireland if posting from outside Ireland. For example:

1 Main Street

Tullamore

Co. Offaly

Ireland.

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There are no native snakes in Ireland - it's one of the few places on earth that is almost free from reptiles, having only about one species of lizard, which can sometimes be seen in the very south of Ireland. It is the common lizard, known as Lacerta Vivipara, and is very small. A lot of people in Ireland would have never seen one or even know it exists. There is however no evidence of there ever being snakes in Ireland. The legend of St. Patrick banishing snakes from Ireland is thought to be a reference of his bringing of Christianity taking the place of widespread paganism that existed then.

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The county takes it name from the city. The name of the city comes from the Gaillimh river (River Corrib) that ran beside the earliest settlement, which was called Dún Bhun na Gaillimhe ("fort at the mouth of the Gaillimh"). Gaillimh means "stony" as in "stony river". The Corrib is also the name of the lake from which the river flows, and which is also in the county of Galway. Another possible explanation is the name comes from the Irish "Gall", which means foreigner, given the city's foundation. Historically, the name was written as Gallive, which is closer to the Irish pronunciation.

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It is a unitary

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They import Guiness and Silver

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Assuming its union then Lansdown Road (Aviva Stadium) as of 06/11/2010

The league team played last at leinsters ground