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This document provides a brief overview of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It notes that Ireland struggled for independence from Britain in 1919 and became a republic in 1948. It mentions the bands Clannad and U2 and notes that Ireland uses the Euro currency while Northern Ireland uses the British Pound. The capital cities are Dublin for Ireland and Belfast for Northern Ireland. Ireland is a member of the European Union while Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom.
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