saundra luterek (America)
16th January 2009 |
I am trying to find out if Ireland has girl scouts there.
Could you please email me some information please?
Thank you |
Brad (Ireland)
5th August 2008 |
Its amazing how ignorant the international opinion of Ireland and the Irish is. Within a 32 county Island, 6 are under british rule = NI. The british would love nothing more to hand back the economic headache that is NI supporting an increasingly diluted pro-UK population.
Ireland is proof of achieving peace through persistence, its not a perfect peace but things have moved forward.
The Irish, like most, have gone abroad and contributed.
But we lack the vision to build for 40-50 years like other countries, and have in effect blown an econmic period through excruciatingly painful waste of resources..... |
BOB (X)
16th September 2006 |
Ireland histories is a long and bloody one for 500 years we fought the English and the other time fighting off other invaders through it all we still have our culture and to say UK and Ireland should be one is an insult to every Irish men and women. IRA is mainly British terrorist with Irish background they want north to under Irish control.
Ireland is the best country in the world |
A Canadian
27th March 2006 |
Now, I may not Know that much about Ireland and its wars, but this goes to everywhere in the entire universe and anywhere else:WHY CAN'T WE ALL JUST SETTLE OUR DIFFERENCES!?!? If we settle our differences and accept all people and religions, the world will be a better place. I hope this message has changed some people for the better. |
Chris
13th March 2006 |
That is the most absurd thing I've heard...i know that you won't even read this and i am hesitant to even leave a remark - but to say that Ireland has "remained neutral in the history of our civilization" is ringing true as the largest lie I've heard in a while. Neutral? IRA? What? North-East Ireland? Belfast? WHAT!?! |
fred
22nd October 2005 |
To 'Serena' why do you think Ireland is so great? |
don\'t know
28th August 2005 |
Ireland has come out with some great rock bands like flogging molly... are there any similar bands out there... |
amit
28th July 2005 |
how many liters of water do irish people drink |
paul amandi
16th July 2005 |
can an irish visa enter the uk |
Ciaran
13th July 2005 |
Well the far right figure is self identifying, we live in such a pc, consensus country that anyone who doesn't hold focus groups and babble shops and actually actually holds an opinion be it liberal or conservative could be forgiven for thinking that they were an extremist... sad but true. |
kim
7th July 2005 |
where can I find a map of Dublin postal codes with the name of the towns also on it eg: showing that Malahide is in Co Dublin.... |
HK nese
6th July 2005 |
why don't both countries combine together to form United Kingdom of Great Britain and Republics of Ireland, that must be cool! |
Jack
26th June 2005 |
I would like to point out that Northern Ireland remains a constituent part of the United Kingdom (and rightly so) to baby Green. |
Blah
15th June 2005 |
I found it very odd that Ireland is number 1 on the list for having a very far-right political view. Way odd. |
anirban brahma
1st June 2005 |
Ireland is fast improving upon its economy track |
Seamy
24th May 2005 |
My parents are from Donegal and I have had a fairly nationalist upbringing, but even I know that Northern Ireland, regardless of political viewpoint, is part of the UK (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). So, for the time being it is part of the UK and not a country in its own right, but one day, god willing, it will be back where it belongs. |
Fergal Hayes
22nd May 2005 |
Where in your encyclopedia could I find out about famous and successful Irish people or people of Irish extraction? I'd be very grateful for any help. |
baby green
11th May 2005 |
Why is "UK" printed in brackets across the north? Northen Ireland is not part of the United Kingdom ... and there's not even a kingdom anymore, even if they pretend otherwise. |
Me too
25th April 2005 |
To 'Me': That's a bit harsh - Ireland gives as much as you put in - my biggest complaint (bar the cost of living) is why are we so dirty (litter is such a big problem). Anyone from Ireland reading this - pick up your litter please. |
Squire
13th April 2005 |
Is there a crock of gold to be found at the end of a rainbow in Ireland? |
Andrew Greir
13th April 2005 |
You're not cool me but I'm cool, cooler than u anyway..Oh yea |
Ebyss
23rd February 2005 |
Where can I find out how much food Ireland imports and exports, and a breakdown of the foodstuffs imported/exported? |
Donna
23rd November 2004 |
service is very good |
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