Ireland

I'm going there for Christmas!  What should I do?

Start an argument in a pub about whether or not Ireland should be part of the UK.

Go to northern Ireland and convince them to give it back to the Irish.

Go to northern Ireland and convince them to give it back to the Irish.

I'm going to help you before Thork gets here, Ulster voted and decided to stay a member of the UK.

nonetheless it should be given back.
A unified Ireland needs to happen.

nonetheless it should be given back.
A unified Ireland needs to happen.

Le sigh.

Anyone else?

A unified Ireland needs to happen.

I agree. Southern Ireland needs to get off its high horse and join with the United Kingdom.

Southern Ireland

Terribly redundant.

Start a thread somewhere else if you want to argue about Ireland  Now, give me travel advice!

Start a thread somewhere else if you want to argue about Ireland  Now, give me travel advice!

I think we've made what you need to do quite clear. Ignite the revolution.

Theres a South Ireland? 

nonetheless it should be given back.
A unified Ireland needs to happen.

Why?

I would suggest Blarney.
Be sure to bring adequate rain clothing.

Theres a South Ireland? 

Yes, it's the part of Ireland that rejected its brethren and is standing in the way of a unified Europe. It's like a sore thumb on the western edge of the continent.

Isnt a unified Europe one of the last signs of the apocalypse? I so, Ireland just may have saved the Earth.

Isnt a unified Europe one of the last signs of the apocalypse? I so, Ireland just may have saved the Earth.

Only if you believe in that crap. To the rest of us, the Republic of Ireland is a bunch of whiny penguins who want to keep filthy foreigners off their precious land.

I have never been to Ireland, but I have seen pictures of my ancestral homeland Connacht which looks like a beautiful place - Glencar waterfall, Listoghil, the Aran islands and Dún Aonghasa look like nice places to visit if you're heading out that way. Again, I've never visited so don't take this as any sort of grounded recommendation.

I have never been to Ireland, but I have seen pictures of my ancestral homeland Connacht which looks like a beautiful place - Glencar waterfall, Listoghil, the Aran islands and Dún Aonghasa look like nice places to visit if you're heading out that way. Again, I've never visited so don't take this as any sort of grounded recommendation.

And what is your stance on Ireland's membership in the United Kingdom?

I'm going there for Christmas!  What should I do?

Go to the pub.

The Guinness really is louely and the Irish are the best conuersationalists in the English speaking world. Hope you haue a great time!

Mizuki x

I have never been to ireland so my best advice is to say that you should have fun!

Stay out of the cities as much as possible, and enjoy the countryside while it still exists.  Maybe one day you'll be able to regale your grandchildren with incredible stories of how the desolate wasteland known as Ireland was once in fact a beautiful country.