Dublin is the capital city of Ireland located on the river Liffey in the east of the country. It has a population of over 1.1 million people and its name translates to "Black Lagoon" in Irish. The history of Dublin dates back to the 2nd century AD and includes invasions by Vikings in the 9th century. Today, Dublin is a multilingual city where Irish and English are spoken, and has many famous landmarks like Trinity College and Dublin Castle. Gaelic football and rugby are popular sports, and leprechauns are featured in Irish mythology.

1. DUBLIN
By: Manuel Cano Nosti 1A

2. • Dublin is the capital of Ireland
• It is in the east of Ireland near the river Liffey
• The river Liffey across
Dublin
• The population of Dublin is
1.122.821 people
• The name of Dublin means
“Black Lagoon” in Irish

3. • The history of Dublin starts in the 140 a.C. when
the Greek astronomer Ptolomeo said
“There are people living here”
• The Greeks build a monastery called Glendalough
• But the city was invaded for the Vikings in 841 d.C.

4. • In Dublin people speaks 2 languages
IRISH ENGLISH

5. Dublin has got so many
monuments like:
• Samuel Beckett Bridge
• Trinity College
• Custom House
• Dublin Castle
• O'Connell Bridge
• Convention Centre Dublin.

6. • In Dublin people loves traditional sports like
Gaelic
football
Rugby

7. • A traditional character of the mythology of Dublin is
the Leprechaun
• The Leprechaun is like an Ireland fairy. They are
famous because they have got a cauldron with
money at the finish of the rainbow. And they give
good luck

8. • Into the flag of Dublin there is a harp and
3 castles
• The harp is the national symbol of Ireland and
it is in his coin: the Irish euro