After 1922, Ireland was divided into the predominantly Catholic Republic of Ireland covering five sixths of the island, and Northern Ireland which is predominantly Protestant. The document also describes The Burren region in northwestern Ireland where glaciers 15,000 years ago exposed the flat underlying rock. It mentions the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, a natural formation of hexagonal basalt columns, and Newgrange, an ancient temple in County Meath that receives over 200,000 visitors annually making it Ireland's most visited archaeological site.

1. Geography

2. 1.The Geography of ireland
After 1922,ireland became two different
regions.on the map you can see the
mainly catholic Republic of ireland and
the mainly protestant northen
ireland.The Republic covers five sixths of
the island

3. 2.The Burren.
About 15,000 yeaes ago,glaciers
completely covered Ireland.These large
rivers of ice took the earth from some of
the land in the north-west of ireland and
exposed the flat rock.

4. 3.The giant´s
causeway
Are we stading on moon? No
we´re in norther ireland,looking
at anhoter of nature´s
surprise,the giant´s causeway

5. 4.New grange
New grange is an ancient temple in
County Meath , near the east coast of
ireland.It isthe most visited
archeological monument in
ireland,whit more than 200,000
tourists every year.