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7 things you should know about Ireland are: 1. The people are friendly and chatty, speaking in riddles and jokes, though not all have red hair and Catholic influence is less. 2. The history includes 700 years of battle with Britain and neutrality with an active UN peacekeeping force. 3. The main language is English though Irish is spoken in pockets and the president and queen have both spoken Irish on visits. 4. Traditional dance includes jigs, reels and set dancing while music spans traditional folk sounds to modern artists like U2. 5. Drinking, while not universal, is part of the culture though profits from famous drinks often go abroad.
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The document discusses traditional and modern aspects of Irish culture, including clothing, gender roles, language, and etiquette. It notes that during the 18th and 19th centuries, traditional Irish clothing was outlawed. It describes how the Irish use humor and witty storytelling to pass down information through generations while avoiding conflict. Finally, it mentions that by 1996 there were 488,000 women working in Ireland, an increase of 213,000 since 1971.
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This document provides an overview of Ireland, beginning with a brief history noting that Ireland was incorporated into the United Kingdom in 1801 and became independent in 1922. It then summarizes key aspects of Irish geography, noting it is an island located in Northwestern Europe divided between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Additional sections summarize Ireland's neighbors, flag, official languages including Irish Gaelic, economy focused on agriculture and fishing, capital city of Dublin and its cultural significance, predominant religion of Christianity, traditional clothing including kilts and work clothes, performing arts like theatre and folk dancing, and gastronomy including breakfast foods and beers.
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- The island of Ireland has an area of 84,421 square km, with the Republic occupying 70,280 km2 to the west and north and Northern Ireland occupying the rest. The landscape is mostly green fields due to the temperate climate and high rainfall.
- While Irish was historically the main language, English is now dominant though Irish is still spoken in some western regions and is compulsory in schools. Literature includes famous illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells from the 8th century.
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Ireland is an island located in the Atlantic Ocean west of Great Britain. It is separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea. The island is divided into the independent Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which remains part of the United Kingdom. Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and one of the most ancient cities on the island. Irish culture is characterized by its music, which features instruments like the bagpipes, fiddle, and tin whistle, as well as its rich literature and mythology.
The Republic of Ireland pw pt presentation
Here is a PowerPoint to understand the culture of the Republic of Ireland, quite similar somehow to ours.
The Republic of Ireland Pw pt Presentation
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.
How much do you know about british culture
The document provides information about various aspects of British culture, including that bagpipes are a musical instrument, bank holidays are public holidays where banks are closed and workers have time off, pubs are places people go to drink that is short for "public house", "God Save The Queen" is the British national anthem, Buckingham Palace is the residence of the British royal family, the British flag is called the Union Jack, people drive on the left side of the road, fish and chips is a popular dish, the currency is the pound sterling, the mythical beast on the Welsh flag is a dragon, the patron saint of Scotland is Saint Andrew, tea is the most popular drink, and the English flag is also known as Saint
Learn About Canada
1. Canada has a complex history with influences from indigenous populations and later French, British, and American settlers, which led some to believe Canada lacked a distinct culture.
2. However, others pointed to uniquely Canadian cultural aspects like poetry, paintings, and later beer as symbols of national identity.
3. Tensions between French- and English-speaking communities, especially in Quebec, have been a ongoing issue due to differences in language and culture.
Ireland By Alicia
The document summarizes the author's Easter holiday trip to Ireland. They decided to visit the North and stay with a friend in Sligo. In Dublin, they visited popular sites like Ha'penny Bridge and Trinity College. They also went to Belfast, Giant's Causeway, Derry, and Sligo, where they saw cliffs and stayed with a friend. The trip showed them the culture and beauty of Ireland over 10 days of travel.
Theunitedkingdom
The document provides information about the countries that make up the United Kingdom - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It discusses their capital cities, national emblems, patron saints, famous landmarks, sports, foods, and other facts. It also profiles the singer Birdy and comedian Rowan Atkinson who plays Mr. Bean.
Harrisons Heritage Project
The document summarizes the author's diverse family heritage. They have ancestry from Bohemia, England, Germany, Mexico, Denmark, Scotland, France, Ireland, and Czech Republic on both their biological parents' sides. It provides details about each ancestry, including languages spoken, populations, locations, climates, and cultural traditions. Photos illustrate the author's maternal and paternal family trees spanning multiple generations.
Harrisons Heritage Project
The document summarizes the author's diverse family heritage, including Czech, English, German, Mexican, Danish, Scottish, French, Irish, and Bohemian ancestry from both his biological parents and adoptive father. It provides details on each ethnicity, including languages spoken, populations, locations, climates, and cultural traditions. Photos depict the author's ancestors and family members from different time periods.
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Ireland101
- 1. 7 things you should know about Ireland.... 1. People 2. History 3. Language 4. Dance 5. Music 6. Drink 7. St. Patrick’s Day
- 2. People Friendly, Warm Chatty, Speak in riddles, joke a lot, self-deprecating White, mostly Catholic-raised MYTH: NOT all red-heds, not as influenced by Catholic Church anymore
- 3. History PEACE Battle with Britain (our Neighbour!!) - a 700 year battle which began when they were invited by an Irish Leader to Ireland U2 - ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’, Patriotic Ballads NEUTRAL, an active peacekeeping force with UN
- 4. Language(s) Mostly speak English. Irish spoken in pockets and known by many natives. President Obama spoke Irish in 2011 saying “B’Fheider linn” - ???? Even the Queen of England spoke Irish on her very first visit to Ireland 2011
- 5. Dance “Riverdance”, “Lord of the Dance” Jigs, Reels, Hornpipes Set Dancing - fun social - husband
- 6. Music ‘Trad’ Ballads - Soldier, Love Songs, Emigration, Missing home Contemporary: Enya, The Script, U2,Van Morrison, Thin Lizzy, Sinead O Connor and even the ‘Lady in Red’ guy
- 7. Drink..... Not all Irish people drink - No. 16 per capita (behind Moldova, Uganda, Czech, Russia, Portugal) French 17, UK 18 “My Goodness, My Guinness” - now a UK Conglomerate - profits go to London, England The ‘Craic’ - bars are lively, Lounges like Cafes - also a place for polite, quiet conversation
- 8. St. Patrick’s Day St. Patrick was not Irish - He was Welsh. Irish Leaders always leave Ireland to visit the White House and U.S. President National Holiday We don’t wear green, pinch each other or build Leprechaun traps at school. Unlikely to eat corn beef and cabbage on St. Patrick’s Day
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