Dublin is the capital city of Ireland, located on its east coast. Over 1.1 million people live in Dublin, which has an area of about 921 square kilometers. The main languages spoken in Dublin are English and Irish. Like the rest of Ireland, Dublin uses the Euro as its currency. The weather in Dublin is typically mild, with around 150 rainy days per year and summer being unpredictable. Cultural traditions include Culture Night in September and St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

1. DUBLIN

2. IN WhICH COUNTRY IS IT?
Dublin is in Ireland, in the north-west of
Europe.
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3. The extension of
Dublin is...
The extension of Dublin is about
921km2
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Dublin

4. HOW MANY PEOPLE LIVE IN DUBLIN?
1.122.821 people live in Dublin

5. Let me see which
languages people speak in
Dublin...
Dubliners speak English and Irish!

6. Dublin's flag
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7. We're goint to talk
about the currency of
Dublin...
The Irish currency is the Euro.

8. What's the weather like
today?
In Dublin normally the weather is...
·Dublin is one of the driest parts of
Ireland.
·It rains around 150 days a year.
·Summer is a meteorological lottery: it's
impossible to predict if the weather will
be wet or dry.
· In July and August there are about 18
hours of daylight and it gets dark around
11pm.

9. TRADITIONS
·Culture Night Dublin in September.
·St Patric's Day, dedicated to the
national patron saint.
·Bloomsday Festival (16th
June).
More information about Bloomsday!

10. We want to
know more
about Dublin...

11. CURIOSITIES ABOUT THIS
PLACE....
·When you are invited to a table to drink, you
shouldn't offer the first round, but wait your turn.
·The statue representing the river Shannon is
called "the floozy in the Jacuzzi."
·The name of the Guinness Book of Records
derives from the beer of the same name. Its
creator Sir Hugh Beaver was in fact, the
delegated administrator of the renowned
Guinness factory.
·In the Trinity College library you can find the
most ancient harp of Ireland.