The
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of Ireland
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Exploring Ireland: History, Culture, and Tourist Attractions, Diapositivas de Cultura Inglesa
Discover the unique charm of Ireland with this comprehensive guide. Learn about its capital Dublin, rich history, dominant religion, famous landmarks, and popular traditions such as St. Patrick's Day and Guinness Factory. Explore tourist attractions like the Cliffs of Moher, Killarney National Park, and the Rock of Cashel.
Qué aprenderás
- What is the capital city of Ireland?
- What is the significance of St. Patrick's Day in Ireland?
- What role did the British play in Ireland's history?
- What are some popular tourist attractions in Ireland?
- What is the dominant religion in Ireland?
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The
Republic
of Ireland
- (^) Capital: Dublin
- (^) Currency: Euro (€) (EUR)
- (^) Official Languages: Irish and
English
- (^) Dominant religion: Catholic
- (^) Population: 4.4 million
- (^) The republic of ireland lies on an island in the west of europe, but it has a land border with the United Kingdom, which controls the northern part of the island.
- Once all Ireland was part of the uk, but the island gained Independence in the early 20th century.
- Flag has three colours: green, White and Orange.
- (^) The emblem of the country is a Celtic harp.
- (^) Ireland is called, the emerald isle, due to frequent rainfall, resulting in lush greenery. It can rain up to 225 days in one year.
Guinness factory
- (^) The factory spans over 60 acres. In 1759, Arthur Guinness signed a 9000 year lease for the brewery site.
Places to visit
- (^) Cliffs of Moher Are one of the most popular tourist attractions in ireland.
Killarney National Park
Killarney National Park was designated as a Biosphere Reserve in 1981 by the UNESCO. The Rock of Cashel is one of Ireland’s most visited sites,and is a spectacular and archaeological site
The Rock of Cashel
Galway City
- (^) Clonmacnoise, ireland West Ireland’s largest city, Galway is best known for its art galleries and shops. Blarney Castle a medieval fortress in Cork, Ireland, draws visitors each year who wish to kiss the famous Blarney Stone.
In 1509 Henry VIII converted to
Protestantism
Then Ireland becomes a kind of colony
for the UK.
● Persecusion of Catholicism
The Great Famine (1845-1852)
Ireland was poorer than ever.
More than one million Irish died
More than one million emigrated ---> NY and Boston
Role of the British government is still
being debated.
*A blight that infected potatoes
Irish Independence
- (^) Home Rule (late 1800’s)