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Was Sligo ever part of Northern Ireland?
Sligo is in the province of Connaught.
Was northern and southern Ireland ever whole?
Northern Ireland was only set up in 1922. Prior to that Ireland was, as you put it, whole.
Will Ireland ever have 32 counties?
Technically speaking it does. Ireland can refer to the island of Ireland, which has 32 counties or the country known as Éire or the Republic of Ireland, which has 26 counties. As to whether the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will ever be re-united, nobody can be sure. That will depend on the people of Ireland, in particular the people of Northern Ireland.
Will there ever be a tsunami in Northern Ireland?
It is impossible to say for sure, but it is possible.
Has Queen Elizabeth ever visited northern Ireland?
Yes, she has visited it many times.
Has Dwight yoakam ever played in Ireland?
Yes, Dwight has played in Ireland many years ago. I don't rember the venue.
Did ireand ever win the world cup?
Neither the Republic of Ireland nor Northern Ireland have ever won the World Cup. The best performance was by the Republic of Ireland in 1990 when they reached the quarter-finals, where they were beaten by Italy (the hosts).
What was the largest Northern Ireland concert crowd ever?
On June 5th 2010, Snow Patrol's homecoming gig at Ward Park in Bangor attracted an audience of around 40 - 45,000 people, making it the largest gig to ever take place in Northern Ireland.
Will Ireland ever be united?
No, as there is more Protestants than roman catholic in northern ireland. northern Ireland will always be apart of the united kingdom.
Did Ronaldo ever play for West Ham?
No, neither Ronaldo has ever played for West Ham United.
Has a Northern Irish athlete ever won a Commonwealth medal?
As of the end of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, Northern Ireland has won 113 medals in the history of the games.
Is Mika ever coming to Northern Ireland?
I hope so, maybe on his way he could stop by the 02 in Dublin :)
