What do you think of Ireland??

Question

I am from ireland,living in Louth but i am originally from Dublin.I just wanted to no what you thought of the place???lol???(",)

Answer 1

Good Beer.

Great Looking Lasses !!!!!!

Answer 2

green, little guys with pots of gold, red hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Answer 3

im from ireland and even though we may give out about the country its really funny cause when i go abroad then on hols im d**n proud to be irish!! and we r soo lucky to have sooo much green areas and of course the leprecauns.  they are very friendly ya know!!!LOL!!!!  :)

Answer 4

quite alright, wild country, like the nature and history, the past...

beer and pubs are fine.

but the accent, oh boy, i got problems...

Answer 5

I am 'in love' with Ireland!  Have never been there.  Have seen a tremendous amount of photos, videos and have read many books about the countryside, the people and the traditions and lore.  Think my ship will never come in (it must have sunk) so I will never be able to afford to travel from America to Ireland - and that's just plain sad.  I am so envious of you living in Ireland!

Answer 6

Well i have never been to ireland.. But i have always wanted to, it the one thing a plan on doing before i die ^^

Answer 7

Its the home of one of my best mates, and my ancestors...love Irish stew

Answer 8

I love Ireland for many reasons. The people are so lovely, friendly, helpful, and courteous. I have twice visited there by flying in and renting a car. The first time we drove up the west coast a bit to Galway, then back to Kerry. We took our time and visited along the way. I just love County Claire. The second trip was ten years later. In the meantime Ireland had joined EU, gotten some long term loans and improved the highways and ferries. I was greatly impressed by the great advancement of the nation. The only thing on the down side was I couldn't feel like I was in a foreign country - everyone was like us. Except for the lovely Irish speech - I love to listen to the lilt of the Irish. I even learned to speak a little Gaelic.

Chief

Answer 9

I think of the green grass..pubs everywhere...and men out late fighting after they had too many pints...people happy, and smiling, gossipy lady folk talking about the lady down the lane who has too many male visitors...

children playing in the streets with dirty faces...kicking a ball...

yelling at one another...houses very close together...

hey sounds like a great place!!!

Answer 10

I love my country. Im from Co. Meath. but now i live in the states and i go home all the time. Theres something about the countryside that takes ur breath away. and all the pubs in every corner.

Answer 11

I love Ireland.I lived there for 13 years,and absolutely fell in love with the country.I couldn't have asked for a better country to have raised my children.my husband,and children (who are Irish)and I are now living in Australia for the moment as my Nana is sick and we are here to look after her and to make sure she is well looked after.I would say that in the future we will all go back to Ireland to live.

Answer 12

It is a beautiful country.

Answer 13

my thoughts are that all you irish are drunks

Answer 14

really nice country. The people are very friendly too.

Answer 15

I love my country!!!!! I really do, im sooo proud to be Irish, im from Co. Galway and i love the west of Ireland, I think its the most beautiful part of Ireland, if you're ever gona travel here, give us a shout and we'l have an aul pint!!!! x*x Slan!!

Answer 16

Lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 17

I love Ireland.I wouldnt want to be any other nationality, and proud to be an Irish girl. Everybody loves us and sure why wouldnt they!!

Answer 18

proud 2 b irish......

Answer 19

I've been to Ireland twice and I think it's one of the most beautiful countries I've ever been to. Dublin is also a really fun city. Loved it. Great country.

Answer 20

It is a land with much natural beauty. The people are very hospitable and they love to get together and enjoy their time of singing together. The food in Ireland is excellent and there tends to be less pollution there. The most unfortunate thing about Ireland is the nonsense between the North and the South. Both worship the same God yet they have some differences which tend to cause them to fight about them. If they would just accept each others differences and get on with what life has to offer all would benefit and God would be pleased.To end on a good note it's a beautiful country with a huge welcome mat for visitors.

Answer 21

I love beer.