IRELAND

My country is the content of Europe. It is in the Southern Hemisphere

The population of Ireland is about 4.784million people,with an area of 32,595mi

In Ireland money/currency is called Euro

The two most official languages spoken are Irish and English

The Ireland flag has three colors, a thin line of green and red on separate sides and white in the middle

Iceland is located to the north of Ireland, spain and Portugal is located to the south, United Kingdom is in the east, and the Labrador Sea is in the west. Ireland is also above the equator

Dia dhuit means hello in Ireland

The most popular religion in Ireland is Christianity

A holiday called the st.Patrick’s festival is commonly celebrated for the culture with parades, dancing,music,food, and plenty of pints of beer

I would recommend people to visit the Killarney National Park because it was the first national park established in Ireland

In Ireland you can find amazing animals like the red fox,hedgehogs,and badgers

One of the most popular sports in Ireland is a sport called hurling

Ireland’s climate is influenced most by the Atlantic Ocean. As are suit, it doesn’t have extreme temperatures that other countries would have.

In Ireland the most commonly used transportation in all cities is bus transport

Irish men worn just leine, while women often used their shirts as undergarments covered by opensleeved dresses.

Ireland’s city houses are typically three to four bedroom and semi detached (two houses attached by a cerntral wall)

Boxty is a traditional Irish potato pancake. The dish is mostly associated with the north midlands, north Connacht and southern Ulster in particular the counties of mayo,Sligo,donegal,Fermanagh,landford,Leitrim,and Cavan.

5 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT IRELAND

• The Irish consume in average 13.1 liters of beer per year
• Famous Irish breweries includes Guinness, Smith wicks (Kilkenny) and lager.
• The three most famous symbols of Ireland are the green Shamrock,the harp,and the Celtic cross.
• Halloween traces back it’s origins to the Gaelic festival of Samhain.
• 88% of Irish citizens are nominally Roman Catholic.