There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There could be many answers to that. Rain would be one that many people think of.
There is no desert in Ireland but there is a lot of grassland in Ireland.
Ireland is a lot bigger.
No, Ireland is a lot smaller than England.England = 130,279 km²Ireland = 84,421 km²
Ireland has a lot of farmland. Agriculture is one of Ireland's main industries.
Ireland does export a lot of food that is grown and produced in Ireland.
No, there's a lot to do in Ireland
Ireland is mostly rural, with a lot of farmland, mountains and forests, so there would be a lot of grass in Ireland. Being very green is one thing that Ireland is famous for.
Ireland is not a peninsula, but it has a lot of peninsulas, particularly on the western side of Ireland.
there's a lot of drinking in Ireland but we are not proud of it
Yes.
It is not strictly Protestant. It is essentially Catholic, but not Roman Catholic as it does not recognise the Pope as the leader of the "universal church". The Church of Ireland is self governing, and although part of the Anglican Communion, the Church of England (Protestant) has no governance over Ireland. Read this article for full summary http://www.Ireland.Anglican.org/index.php?do=information&id=6
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