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- Rain boots and skinny jeans are popular clothing items in Ireland. Guinness beer, which is sold in over 100 countries, is also very popular. - Dublin is Ireland's capital and home to many attractions like the Guinness Pub House. Irish dances like River Dance involve traditional music. - A typical day in Ireland involves working until noon, a large lunch, and going out at night after returning home from work around 7pm. Sports like hurling and Gaelic football are also popular.
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- Rain boots and skinny jeans are popular clothing items in Ireland. Guinness beer is also very popular and is celebrated and exported worldwide.
- Irish dancing, like river dancing, is a part of Irish culture. Music and dancing are enjoyed.
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- A typical Irish breakfast includes eggs and ham. Lunch often consists of sandwiches. Cows, goats, and other farm animals are commonly seen. Most people work regular jobs and enjoy socializing after work.
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Here is a PowerPoint to understand the culture of the Republic of Ireland, quite similar somehow to ours.
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The Republic of Ireland is located on the island of Ireland in western Europe. It is divided into 26 counties, while the 6 northern counties make up Northern Ireland which is part of the UK. Ireland is known for its green landscapes and traditions like Irish dancing and music, as well as staples of the culture like pubs, Gaelic sports, and Catholicism. The capital and largest city is Dublin, which is home to historic sites like Christ Church Cathedral and Trinity College with its famous Book of Kells.
Ireland by Eoin
Ireland has a population of 4.784 million people with Dublin as its capital. The official languages are Irish and English, and the currency is the Euro. Ireland invented two sports, Gaelic games like hurling, and holds the Liam McCarthy Cup for hurling. Traditional Irish dishes include bacon and cabbage, Irish stew, colcannon, and roast chicken. Some interesting facts about Ireland are that it ranks sixth in alcohol consumption worldwide and has the fourth biggest stadium in Europe, while more Polish is spoken than Gaelic.
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This document contains summaries of sports and activities from different countries around the world, including Ireland, Italy, Germany, Norway, Ecuador, Guatemala, Jamaica, the Philippines, Russia, and Wales. Each section typically includes 2-3 sentences describing popular sports or activities in that country along with 1-2 images related to the text.
2014 spelling list 8 long "i" f ppt
This spelling list contains long i words including ice, iceberg, icicle, island, Irish, iris, iron, idea, pie, die, lie, by, hi, sky, shy, July, blind, spy, find. The document provides examples of using each word in a sentence to help with spelling and understanding such as "I can see ice, icebergs, icicles and islands on our planet Earth" and "A spy is trying to find some ice cream in the refrigerator."
Ireland
The document provides information about Ireland, including:
- The authors are staying at the Hilton Kilmainham hotel in Dublin, which has two rooms with double beds, a pool, gym, and views from the balcony.
- Dublin was founded by Vikings in the 9th century and covers 44.5 square miles. Famous sites include Trinity College and many pubs.
- Ireland has beautiful tourist attractions like the Ring of Kerry lake and Kilmainham Gaol former prison. The landscape includes rugged coasts, lakes, and mountains.
- The climate is tempered by the Gulf Stream but can be changeable with hills sheltering the interior.
Scotland
Scotland is located in the northern part of the United Kingdom. The capital city is Edinburgh and the official currency is the British pound. Some key facts are provided about Scotland's population, language, and cities including Edinburgh and Glasgow. Important sights discussed include Stirling Castle and various historic castles. Scottish culture, food, and notable people are also briefly outlined such as bagpipe players, haggis, and inventors Alexander Graham Bell and Andrew Carnegie.
Scotland
Scotland is located in the northern part of the United Kingdom. The capital city is Edinburgh and the currency is the British pound. Some key facts are provided about Scotland's population, language, and cities including Edinburgh and Glasgow. Important sights discussed include Stirling Castle and various historic castles. Scottish culture, food, and people like Alexander Graham Bell, Sean Connery, and Robert Louis Stevenson are also summarized.
Similar to Ireland powerepoint (20)
Irlanda (Vestuario, platillos típicos, cultura) En ingles.
Irlanda (Vestuario, platillos típicos, cultura) En ingles.
4 Things You Must See and Do in Ireland - John B. Wilson
4 Things You Must See and Do in Ireland - John B. Wilson
Ireland powerepoint
- 1. Ireland By: Kelsey LaRoche
- 2. Clothes! Rain boots are really popular in Ireland for women! A lot of people wear skinny jeans because they are very popular!
- 7. Animals Cows Goats Badger Squirrel monkeys
- 8. Work Everyone mostly have jobs in Ireland. Everyone works and loves to have a night when they get out of work!
- 9. A typical day A typical day in Ireland is a lot of really nothing. You would wake up and get ready for the day. You would go to work or school until noon then you would go home to have a huge lunch. You would take a nap until two. Then you would return home around 7. Then you would go out for the night.
- 10. Money
- 15. Bibliography