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A Bit Of Norten Ireland Belongs to Southern Ireland But Which bit?

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stuartarae64 | 12:16 Fri 25th Oct 2002 | People & Places
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what point in northern ireland actually belongs to southern ireland?
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None of it
13:12 Fri 25th Oct 2002
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I think you must mean County Donegal, which is geographically right in the north (it adjoins County Tyrone, I believe), although it's a part of the Republic.
13:31 Fri 25th Oct 2002
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Your answer sounds better, astonvilla, I must confess. I bow to your superior knowledge on this one.
17:35 Fri 25th Oct 2002
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I think you're looking for the Irish embassy building in Belfast if not don't know and i've been to all points of the little island.
21:51 Fri 25th Oct 2002
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Sorry Tartanwizard, Cavan is in the Republic, Armagh is in the North. Fermanagh, Armagh, Tyrone, (London)Derry, Antrim and Down constitute UK section of Northern Ireland.
16:43 Sat 26th Oct 2002
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If you look at the map of Ireland Donegal does seem to be isolated from the rest of the Republic but it is part of it.
17:33 Sat 26th Oct 2002
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All of it should be!!
16:53 Thu 02nd Sep 2004

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