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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

    http://www.irishcultureandcustoms.com/AMisc/IrishRootsNewYork.html
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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

    sports

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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