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Presentation onIreland
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Where is it?
A small island on the edge of Europe
Our next door neighbour is the Island ofBritain
America is on the other side of us to the west
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The West Coast
West coast is in the west of Ireland
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Ennis
Monastery Town (1240)
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Dublin
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland
Vikings founded Dublin (Dubhlin)
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Irish Culture
National Holiday-St. Patricks Day
March 17th
National Dish- PotatoesMashed Spuds, boiledspuds, roasted spuds, spuds with skins.
National Dance- Irish Dancing
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Irish Culture
National Drink
-Guinness
-Tea
National Sports
-Hurling-Gaelic Football
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Irish Language
Gaelic
Dia dhuit = Hello
Conas t t? = How are you Ta a lan craic isteach sa teach tabhairne
= Theres a lot of craic in the pub
Spoken fluently in Gealtachs 10% of thecountry
Making a come back recently
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Sport
Hurling and gaelic football
Same game played with different balls
Mainly played in the summer Non professional sport
Croke park is our main stadium (80000
capacity) Soccer and rugby our next biggest
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Irish Music
Traditional
Played at ceiles and pubs, generally in
groups of musicins
CeiliDancing sessions wherefor Irish music and Irish dance
Instruments
The Bodhrnmade from animal skin and is like a drum
Whistles and flutesTin whistle is mainly played
Uilleann Bagpipes - uilleann pipes are not blown with the mouth;air is pumped into the bag by means of an elbow bellows. Also,uilleann pipes are not as loud.
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Rock
U2Very successful Irish rock band
joshua tree, All that you cant leave
behind Thin LizzyDublin band from 70s and
80s
Rory GallaherBlues Rock, greatguitar player
The Coors
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A Brief History of Ireland
400-800 The Coming of Christiany led by the patronsaint of Ireland St. Patrick.
800-1150 Viking raiders frequently attack Ireland
1200-1450 Anglo-Norman invasion occurs.
1500-1840 English Rule
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Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth and Ulster rebelion
Catholic schools outlawed
Greater divide between Catholic andProtestant
Denied a vote
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A Brief History of Ireland
1845 - 1849 The Great Famine
1919 - 1921 The War of Independence and Partitionof the country
1922 - 1923 The Irish Civil War
1923 -1969 Northern Ireland ruled from Belfast,Republic ruled from Dublin
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A Brief History of Ireland
1969 -1972 Beginning of The Troubles, NorthernIreland governed from London.
1993 - 1996 The First Ceasefires and the PeaceProcess
1996 - 1998 The Second Ceasefires and the GoodFriday Agreement
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PreCeltic
TigerIreland
1970s: Per capita income, 64% EU Average
1986: Unemployment 17% (21/30 yrs)
1989: Out migration 40,000
National Debt 127% of GDP
Soaring Inflation
IMF Bailout?
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Celtic TigerIreland
Fasting growing economy in OECD & EU
Over 1,200 foreign companies
Burgeoning high-tech industries
Full employment
Net Inward Immigration Fiscally Healthy