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∙ 11y agoIf you fly, you would not go through any countries. Over sea, it would also be possible to get from Dublin to Italy without going through any country. Overland, there are many routes you could take. Going from Dublin to Rosslare in the southeast of Ireland, you could get a ferry to France and travel from there to Italy without going through any other country, so that would be the least amount of countries it is possible to go through overland.
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∙ 11y agoItaly's allies would be the 26 countries that are members of NATO. The members of the European Union would also be allies of Italy.
The EEC is now known as the European Union. Countries, not cities, are members of it. Dublin is in Ireland and Ireland is in the European Union, so on that basis you would say yes.
Dublin is the capital of Ireland, but there are places called Dublin in England, The United States of America and Australia. Many Irish people have travelled around the world over the centuries, which is why a number of other Dublins exist in other countries.
Italy, France, Austria, Germany, Lichetenstein
It depends which way you choose to get there and assuming in almost every case you drive your car through the Chunnel to France. The fewest countries would be 5 (UK, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey). The difficulty is finding a ferry to cross the Adriatic Sea between Italy and Greece. If you require a contiguous Continental trip, the minimal number of countries is 8, but in two different versions: (UK, France, Germany or Switzerland or Italy, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey) OR (UK, France, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey)
From Dublin city centre it would be about 62km.
Dublin is a city with all sorts of hotels and other accommodation, from low quality to very high quality. There would be a huge range of prices. The time of year would also be a factor. You need to check general accommodation websites for Dublin, from which you could get the different price ranges. You can also try tourist websites for Dublin. Do a search for these through a search engine.
You would pass through southern France.
Italy, France, Portugal, the Netherlands.
That would be Trinity College - The University of Dublin
When it is 10:30am in Boston, it is 3:30pm in Dublin. Dublin is 5 hours ahead of Boston.
From Dublin in Ireland to Turkey will take at least 7 hours. It depends on what part of Turkey you are going to and how many flights you would be taking.