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1. The Significance of the Celtic Cross July 30, 2008 There are many places in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland where you will see large numbers of Celtic crosses. Many people confuse the Celtic cross with the High Cross and the Irish Memorial Cross, but it is completely different. The image of this cross is that of a conventional Latin cross with a circle connecting the stem and the arms. One usually associates this as a symbol of the Irish missionaries, but since they are found in England, Scotland and Wales as well as Ireland, it is really seen as a symbol of early Christianity. During the Dark Ages all of these locations did hav... (read more) Author: Ling Tong

2. Self Catering in Cork April 25, 2008 The second city of the Republic of Ireland is Cork, first is Dublin. It is built on an island, the two channels of the River Lee embracing it either side while nineteenth century suburbs sprawl up the surrounding hills. This gives the city centre a compactness and sharp definition. The city Cork origins in the seventh century when St Finbarre founded an abbey and school on the site where the impressive nineteenth century Gothic St Finbarres Cathedral stands today. A settlement grew up around the monastic foundation, overlooking a marshy swamp where the city centre now stands. More re... (read more) Author: Doug Scott

3. How to Find Solicitors Online? March 29, 2008 The meaning of the term “solicitors” differs from country to country. United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, Canada and Hong Kong have common law jurisdictions, having certain types of lawyers known as solicitors. Solicitors either give advice to clients or represent them in courts. In USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, there is no such division in the role of solicitors. Certain types of cases need specialized solicitors such as a family solicitor, a divorce solicitor, or an accident solicitor. If you want advice on emigration or wish to make an injury claim, g... (read more) Author: David m

4. CAP ROW CASCARINO COULD HAVE PLAYED FOR SCOTLAND March 26, 2008 CAP ROW CASCARINO COULD HAVE PLAYED FOR SCOTLAND FOOTBALL legend Tony Cascarino who won 88 caps with the Republic of Ireland has revealed how he could have played for Scotland. The towering striker, who is now a professional poker player, is about to return to Dublin, where he is a folk hero for the part he played in Ireland’s 1990 and 1994 World Cup runs. Now the former Celtic and Chelsea star has followed up the 2001 bombshell that his mother’s adoption meant he had no blood ties in Ireland by revealing that he could actually have qualified for the Scottish national team inste... (read more) Author: Dav Connor

5. From terrorism to tourism; Northern Ireland rising February 28, 2008 Northern Ireland's troubled history belies its beautiful scenery, cultural attractions and warm hospitality of the locals. After years of sectarian violence, this small country perching on the tip of the Republic of Ireland is finally getting the tourist recognition that it deserves. With the troubles now fading into history, Northern Ireland is selling itself as a success story, building on the political stability and the lowest rate of unemployment in the UK. Like its neighbour, the Republic of Ireland which has experienced rapid economic growth over the last decade, Northern Ireland h... (read more) Author: Matthew Pressman

6. How To Find Budget Hotels In London Or Dublin January 03, 2008 London and Dublin are two prime tourist destinations of the Europe. London is a capital city of United Kingdom and Dublin is a capital city of Republic of Ireland. Both the cities have plenty of tourist interest places, restaurants for taste the different cuisine and hotels for quality stay. You may have different choice for stay, weather you want to stay in luxury accommodation or you would like to stay in budget hotel. It’s a well known fact that almost every person try to find a budget hotel, so that he\she can save his\her money. Both the European cities offer best budget hotels. The... (read more) Author: Megha Poddar

7. The Perfect Exotic Vacation Spot for Christmas Holidays December 11, 2007 "Cork is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland after Dublin. The city is located in the province of Munster and lies on the banks of the River Lee. Cork City has a population of 275,000 inhabitants. Cork is also one of the 32 counties of Ireland and is in fact the largest county in Ireland. Cork city has a great reputation for its’ friendly people and is home to Murphy’s Irish Stout, the Guinness Jazz Festival, famous ex Irish footballer Roy Keane amongst other things. For anyone visiting Ireland for the first time no visit is complete without visiting County Cork. The city boasts... (read more) Author: Travel Guy

8. Cottage For Rent In Ireland November 03, 2007 Cottage For Rent In Ireland Ireland is a wonderful place so it is no surprise that so many people are searching for a cottage for rent in Ireland. If you are considering holiday cottages in Ireland you need to decide which part of the country you are interested in as Ireland consists of Northern Ireland ( part of the United Kingdom ) and the Republic of Ireland. Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. However, if you are looking for a cottage for rent Ireland you will be considering more rural locations outside of the m... (read more) Author: Jeffrey Wyrick

9. First loss for the German Team October 21, 2007 The German Team along with Joachim Löw could qualify for the European World Cup 2008 already at the last game on Saturday, October 13th, against Ireland. With an advantage of seven points and just two games to go Ireland is in third position and doesn’t have a chance to catch up with the German team. With twenty-three points the German Team was on the top of the standings and had not had any loss so far. But the Czech Republic knew how to change that by beating the Germans on Wednesday, October 17th, in the outsold Allianz Arena in Munich with 0:3. It was the first loss for the German Tea... (read more) Author: Emeli Dean

10. Advice on buying Ireland Property July 28, 2007 Ireland is an island with almost 2,000 miles of coastline in Western Europe. Ireland is divided into two parts: the independent Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, a territory of the United Kingdom. The Irish are renowned for their warm welcome. This, together with the natural beauty and history of the island, make Ireland an unforgettable place to visit. Population 4 million Area - 70,300km² Climate - Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle because of its lush countryside. It has a temperate climate and is cold and damp much of the year. Summer (May to September) is the warmest and dr... (read more) Author: John Everitt

11. O2 mobile network: Service you can trust July 24, 2007 Incorporated in 2001, following the demerger of BT wireless from BT Telecom, O2 since then has continuously grown and today is one of the leading players in mobile services catering to consumers and companies in the United Kingdom. O2 UK is a part of O2 group which is a subsidiary of Telefónica S.A. O2 mobile network is spread across UK and Ireland. The company also offers network services along with integrated fixed/mobile businesses to Germany, The Czech Republic and the Isle of Man.O2 leads the UK market in non-voice services like media messaging, text, music and video, games, as well as da... (read more) Author: Sean Mauger

12. O2 Mobile Phones: Making Mobiling Simpler July 12, 2007 Constant attempt of making more feature rich handsets has resulted in the advancement of mobile telephony. To be more precise, the entire world of mobile telephony has exhibited a tremendous change-a change that has brought technological evolutions everywhere-thanks to the continuous efforts of various mobile makers. O2, one of the leading mobile phone network service providers in the UK and Ireland along with integrated fixed / mobile businesses in Czech Republic and Germany now brings some powerful handsets with a host of multimedia features. These handsets are not only eye catching but also... (read more) Author: Elizabeth Wills

13. O2 Mobile Phones: Grabbing Attention! May 03, 2007 O2 is one of the leading British telecommunication companies specialising in mobile phones. O2 runs business in the UK, Republic of Ireland and Germany. In the UK, O2 retains 20-25% market share. Its strategic partnership with companies like Research in Motion, manufacturers of the Blackberry email product, and HTC, manufacturers of O2xda, Xda2 and Xda Exec Pocket PC device has only augmented further its position in the UK market. Not just the network, O2 mobile phones too have carved a niche for themselves in the UK mobile market. O2 is a leader in non-voice services, including text, me... (read more) Author: America Ebony

14. The Euro Millions Lotto April 12, 2007 Euromillions - An overview The Euro millions lotto was developed by the Francaise des Jeux in France and the Loterias y Apuestas des Estad in Spain and Camelot in the Uk and was launched on Saturday The 7th of february 2004. The inaugural draw was on on Friday The 13th of february 2004 in Paris. The Uk, France and Spain were participating initially, but lotteries from Austria, Belgium, the Republic of Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland then signed up to the draw on the 8th of october 2004. The Euromillions lotto, or the Euro loto as it is frequently known, gathers the st... (read more) Author: Gavin Evans

15. The new Dublin. Cool to visit, hot to stay. January 16, 2007 What do Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, George Bernard Shaw, and WB Yeats all have in common? Apart from the obvious, this library of literary talent and nobility all hailed from the same place. Dublin. Dublin is the largest city and the capital of The Republic of Ireland. In the past, the Emerald Isle was a huge drawcard for visitors from The States, exploring their Irish family heritage and ancestry. The Macs, The Flynns, The Murphys are still more than welcome, but there’s a new crowd in town. Thanks to the economic upsurge of past decade, Dublin has grown into one of t... (read more) Author: matthew lawson

16. A Travel Guide to Dublin January 08, 2007 Today, Dublin is the flourishing capital city of the Republic of Ireland. It is on a balance with many European cities in the means of its liveliness, nightlife, historical value and tourist attractions. Traditional Dublin has become a rich place packed with trendy coffee shops, expensive restaurants, and designer boutiques. The European money flooded in over the last decade has changed Dublin most of all. It’s a city of young blood. Students from all over Europe come here to attend Trinity College and other universities and colleges of the city.  Gone are the days when many touri... (read more) Author: Steve Danzel

17. Ireland Golf Courses August 16, 2006 In Ireland golf courses abound, both links and parklands varieties, about 410 in total, and this is a good number compared to the population of almost 6 million (4 million people in the Republic of Ireland, and 1.8 million in Northern Ireland). Ireland is one of the world's great venues for a dream golfing holiday. Links golf courses are usually found around the coastline where they've been scratched out of the abundant sand dunes, where the wind often challenges players, especially on the west Atlantic Coast side of the island. Their designers have also used the proximity of water to mak... (read more) Author: Ron Mills

18. 10 Things to Know About Ireland July 30, 2006 Ireland has long been an island divided, but is starting to make a serious comeback. Here are 10 things to know about the Emerald Isle. 10 Things to Know About Ireland An island located close to Britain, Ireland has been in nearly constant conflict with its neighbor. Alas, things have changed dramatically in the last ten years as have Ireland’s fortunes. Religious violence seems to have tapered off and economic growth is some of the strongest in Europe. Here are ten things to know about the amazing country of Ireland. 1. The island is split between two countries, Norther... (read more) Author: Richard Monk

19. O2 mobile network: a comprehensive package July 02, 2006 O2 is a foremost British telecommunication company specialised in mobile phones.O2 holds mobile phone business in the UK, Republic of Ireland and Germany. In the UK, O2 operates 900MHZ and 1800MHZ frequency bands offering GSM and GPRS carrier services.O2 retains 20-25% market share in the UK. The O2 mobile network lately commenced a 3G or UMTS carrier network which operates in a different area of electromagnetic spectrum around 2100MHZ.O2’s turnover for the March 2005 was £ 6.683 billion. O2 is well known for its strategic partnership with companies such as Research in Motion, manufacturers... (read more) Author: elizabeth gracy

20. Dublin, Ireland: A Brief Description June 28, 2006 The island of Ireland lies in the northern hemisphere of the planet and was covered by glaciers until the end of the last ice age. Ireland is bordered to the west and north by the Atlantic Ocean and separated from England to the East by the Irish Sea. The sea to the south of Ireland is known as the Celtic Sea. Since 1921 the island of Ireland has been separated into the Republic of Ireland, which now contains all but six of the Irish counties and Northern Island, which is a part of the United Kingdom. The capital city of the Republic of Ireland is Dublin, which lies on the eastern c... (read more) Author: John Hamilton

21. Travel to Ireland. June 13, 2006 Are you taking a trip to the emerald isle? The following will help you plan for the special vacation. Ireland is an island in the northwest of Europe with an area of 32,595 sq miles. About 370 km (230 miles) long by 225 km (140 miles) wide, Ireland comprises the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The population of the island of Ireland is approximately 5.8 million people, 4.1 million in the Republic of Ireland and 1.7 million in Northern Ireland. Ireland is the third largest island in Europe. Geography: Ireland has thirty-two counties, and four provinces: Connacht, Lein... (read more) Author: TJ Tierney

22. Travel to Ireland April 08, 2006 In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, our travel destination of the month is to be Ireland. This idyllic isle off the coast of Britain is known for its rolling green hills, friendly faces, and rich history. Known as the Emerald Isle, Ireland is mostly rural in nature and remains seemingly untouched by modern man outside of the city centers. The official language of the Irish Republic is Gaelic, the purest of all the Celtic languages. Gaelige is taught in most schools but is rarely spoken, being eschewed for English in most common life. No matter what your taste in life, there’s som... (read more) Author: Harmony Sweets

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