South African and Botswana passport holders will be required to obtain a visa before travelling to Ireland from Wednesday 9th July, the Irish Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, has announced.
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Why We Cannot Have Nice Things: African Abuse of Visa Free Travel Force Ireland & UK To Implement Visa Requirement
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Corrupt ANC Dept. of Home Affairs’ Service Now so Bad it Ruins Law-abiding People’s Jobs & Lives
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If you are an illegal black immigrant from Zimbabwe, you can quickly buy a genuine South African Passport for R45,000 from Home Affairs, but if you are a law-abiding white person, you could wait years for a basic document. Indeed, in Ireland, South Africans are told by the Embassy they can wait up to three years for documents, which severely affects their residence status! Such stories abound on Facebook groups like Suid Afrikaners in Nederland where expats try help each other out with the bureaucracy, corruption and ineptitude from Home Affairs
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Malahide Castle, Dublin Bay and Howth Village Half-Day Trip from Dublin: see the private gardens of Lord Talbot
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Got the morning or afternoon free in Dublin? Then explore Dublin Bay just outside the capital on this relaxing 3.5-hour tour. You’ll take a wander through the beautiful estate of Malahide Castle and enjoy the fresh sea breeze and breathtaking views of Dublin Bay from Howth Summit. Book Now Your half-day tour starts with departure..
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Glendalough Private Half-Day Tour from Dublin with Powerscourt Waterfall: admiring the beauty of Wicklow
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Relax in the comfort of a luxury vehicle while admiring the beauty of Wicklow on this private half-day tour including a pickup from anywhere in Dublin. You will visit Glendalough and Powerscourt Waterfall en route from Dublin. Book Now Your driver will provide entertaining stories about growing up in Ireland including old and ancient tales..
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Howth Village walking tour and Malahide Castle tour – Escape the city on this half day trip
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Enjoy a scenic coastal drive along Dublin’s spectacular northern shores to the fishing village of Howth (walking tour included) Escape the city on this half day trip from Dublin. Click here to Book Now Stopping first at the grounds of Malahide Castle you can enjoy a live-guided tour of the refurbished castle (Talbot family) and..
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Belfast and Monasterboice Day Tour From Dublin Including Titanic Experience as well as a tour to the Celtic crosses at Monasterboice
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Visit the capital of Northern Ireland on a full-day trip from Dublin. Explore one of the world’s most famous visitor centers, and embark on a truly amazing journey as you experience the full splendor of the Titanic Experience from the ship’s conception in Belfast in the early 1900’s, through her construction, launch, and infamous first..
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Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship and Famine Museum Tour in Dublin
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Examine a harrowing period of Irish history with a 50-minute guided tour around the Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship and Famine Museum. Step aboard the replica vessel on the Dublin Quays and retrace the steps that many emigrants made in the mid-19th century, when Ireland was in the grips of a catastrophic and widespread famine. Accompanied..
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3-Day Tour of Southern Ireland from Dublin: Visit Galway, Ireland’s cultural capital and festival city
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Short on time but want a massive fix of Irishness? This trip should do the trick! Be blown away by the dizzying heights of the Cliffs of Moher while fairies and leprechauns wait to be found in the lunar landscape of the Burren. Dangle upside down from the Blarney Castle in hope of getting the..
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2-Day 2-Day Northern Ireland Tour from Dublin – Included is the Titanic Experience Visitor Center from Dublin – Included is the Titanic Experience Visitor Center
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The North of Ireland is now a must-see for any traveler arriving in Ireland. This tour enables you to focus on Northern Ireland, the little corner of our motherland so present in world headlines since 1969 but now experiencing a new dawn after an end to the 30 years of political-violence. Included is the Titanic..
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