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Moving around in Ireland - transportation

The most popular type of public transport are buses. In Ireland, buses do not only run intra urban routes. There are also long-distance runs that connect the most remote regions. Transport as has been earlier mentioned goes in strict accordance with the schedule. The buses, usually two-storey and greenish in color are in excellent working condition and running around the city. Railway connections on the other hand have also been developed at the highest level. All major cities are connected with the most remote settlements by railroad tracks. Virtually all trains running through Ireland are speedy and their technical condition is at a high level. The cost of train tickets depends on the class of the wagon, the direction of travel and the distance. Please note that for several years now, the Government of Ireland has been planning to begin construction of a subway. Initially, it was in the plan to build only two branches of underground transport which will connect the Northern part of Dublin with the Western part. … Open

Economy roadmap of Ireland

Due to the fact that Ireland is pursuing a fairly peace-loving policy, it manages to maintain good trade relations with almost all active importers and exporters in the world. Commodity exports as of 2014 amounted to about 130 million Euros. For the most part, machines, various industrial equipment, computer equipment, chemical products, medicines, livestock products are exported. The main trading partners, of course, are the countries of the European Union and the United States. Commodity imports for the most part, consist of various products of the engineering industry, chemicals, petroleum and petroleum products, light and textile products. In total, the countries of the European Union provide Ireland with 65% of imports. There is also an active trade with the United States and Japan. … Open