What are some of the oldest based movies set in or featuring Ireland?

I don’t mean old when they were made, I mean based the longest time ago. Are there any movies based in Ireland covering a period of history before 2000 years ago?

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u/crillydougal — 20 hours ago

What do they do at CERN all day?

I understand they built the LHC to crash two atoms into each other to mimic what happened at the beginning of the universe or black holes or something. Ok they did that, got the results, now what are the thousands of really smart employees doing all day if the experiment is done with results analysed, or do they just repeat the same thing over and over again for the future?

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u/crillydougal — 20 hours ago

If Tony lived, and was still alive in 2026, how would everyone have celebrated the 4th of July 250th anniversary?

Maybe over at AJ’s or Meadows place, or a bbq at home, or on a nice hill over looking a river, with pine cones around.

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u/crillydougal — 1 day ago

There’s no way the others in the room that night don’t go to the police that night Tracee went outside and was never seen again.

I presume she was friends with a lot of the other women in the room, everyone sees that argument with Ralphie, him going outside and coming back in. Even one other woman that was her best friend in there.

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u/crillydougal — 3 days ago

Would it be possible to survive in the wild in Ireland for years at a time?

Hypothetically, with no income could you survive like a hunter gatherer? Hunting and fishing for food and living in your own built shelter with a fire for warmth?

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u/crillydougal — 3 days ago

Does the Irish government send teams of people to support with worldwide natural disasters?

Watched a video of teams from Europe arriving in Venezuela to support after the earthquake, flags from Spain, Norway and Czech Republic, just curious does Ireland do the same.

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u/crillydougal — 9 days ago

What’re some of your favourite books you’ve ever read?

Travelling with work solo next week but will have a lot of downtime. What are your must read book recommendations?

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u/crillydougal — 19 days ago
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How much would it cost to build a cable car to go from the North side hills over the city to around UCC?

Seems like something that would be quite cheap to build, the wiring, a few pylons, the cable cars, a website and a few staff.

For tourism mainly, I’m sure nearly every tourist would use it so if it’s not too expensive it would be very financially viable.

Would be a really fun activity in the city. The city tour bus could add it as a stop.

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u/crillydougal — 22 days ago

Why did New York get to have a percentage of the houses Tony bought and flipped?

Was New Jersey getting percentages from New York on things too?

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u/crillydougal — 22 days ago

Where would the best location to build a nuclear reactor in Ireland?

Could one power the whole country? How much would it cost to build?

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u/crillydougal — 23 days ago

Why would the World Cup organisers not lower prices and have full stadiums rather than high prices and not full stadiums?

Is it financially better to keep the prices high and not sell out?

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u/crillydougal — 24 days ago

Where would be the best place to sit for the boxing in Croke Park with a budget of €200 for a ticket?

I see the tickets range from €35 to €1000 for front row ring side seats, curious where would be best for my budget. I think near the front of a low stand or lowest stand might be best with a bit of height, not sure what prices will be though.

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u/crillydougal — 26 days ago
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Will it be possible to park down by the rowing club in the Marina tomorrow during the match?

Where the cafe is, in to the left at the end of the road. Meeting someone for a coffee when the match is on, not attending the match.

Wondering are we better off just going somewhere else.

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u/crillydougal — 30 days ago