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Top 10 Summer Festivals In Ireland Not To Be Missed The Rose of Tralee International Festival Dates: 21st August to the 26th of August 2009. "She was lovely and fair as the rose of the summer, Yet 'twas not her beauty alone that won me;"

Griffith's Valuation Of Ireland And Finding Your Irish Ancestors Griffith's Primary Valuation of Ireland was used to determine the amount of tax each person should pay towards the support of the poor within their...

Ireland Driver Theory Test A computer based Driver Theory Test was introduced in Ireland in 2001. Since 2001 a number of questions were added to the original list and more...

Top Surfing Destinations In Ireland The rolling and cascading waves make the Irish coastline a perfect place for surfers to take on the swells. And even our weather can be viewed as ...

16 Things To Do In Belfast, Ireland If you are looking for a nice get-a-way weekend, with all the charm of a country town and yet all the opportunities of a thriving city, then Belfast is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy life! Belfast is the second largest city in Ireland, Dublin being the largest, and with a population of over 200,000 it is filled with the charm of an old town shipping port alongside a thriving metropolis. Belfast originated centuries ago as a shipping passage through the Irish Sea, protected on one side...

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