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Welcome to Ireland
1. Welcome to Ireland
WELCOME TO IRELANDWelcome to Ireland
Dev: tyabut maksim, Ekaterina golubeva, Vladimir nadkin / teacher: varlamova e.y
2. Welcome to Ireland
Location and basicinformation
Welcome to Ireland
Located at: A country in Northern Europe, occupying
most of the island of Ireland. It borders Northern
Ireland to the north
Capital: DUBLIN
Population: 5.1 million people
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HISTORY OF IRELANDWelcome to Ireland
More than 10,000 years ago, Ireland was a single territory
with England and Scotland. In 432, Saint Patrick began
missionary work and spread Christianity. In the 10th
century there were Viking raids on Ireland
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sights of IrelandWelcome to Ireland
Rock Cashel or St. Patrick's Rock is a dilapidated castle of the XII XIII centuries in the town of
Cashel in the county of South Tipperary in Ireland.
According to local legends, the hill where the castle stands served as the residence of local rulers
for several hundred years before the Norman invasion. The legend that St. Patrick converted to
Christianity here (5th century AD) made Cashel a place of pilgrimage.
5. Welcome to Ireland
sights of ireland (pt.2)Welcome to Ireland
Kilkenny Castle is a 12th century castle in the Irish city of Kilkenny, on the banks of the River Nore, built
by William Marshall, 1st Earl of Pembroke. The castle was the main residence of the Butler family in
Ireland for 600 years, until in 1967 Arthur Butler, 6th Marquess of Ormond, handed over the castle to
the municipal authorities[1].
6. Welcome to Ireland
TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMSWelcome to Ireland
Pub culture
The culture of Irish communication is closely related to such a phenomenon as pub gatherings. A pub is not just
a place where you can relax, drink the famous Irish beer and talk. For an Irishman, a pub is a part of the
life and history of his people. Important business negotiations, personal meetings, discussions of pressing
issues, meetings, birthdays and other events take place here.
7. Welcome to Ireland
TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS (PT.2)Welcome to Ireland
St. Patrick's Day was proclaimed a Christian holiday in the early 17th century and is celebrated by the Catholic
Church, the Russian Orthodox Church (venerated on March 30; included in the calendar on March 9, 2017, by
individual Protestant churches (Anglican, Lutheran and especially the Church of Ireland). This day symbolizes the
adoption of Christianity in Ireland, and is also a celebration of the cultural heritage of Ireland as a whole.
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ethnic compositionWelcome to Ireland
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national brandsWelcome to Ireland
Guinness is a beer brand owned by Diageo,
originally belonging to the Irish company
Arthur Guinness Son & Co, founded in 1759 by
brewer Arthur Guinness. Guinness beer is the
most famous and consumed Irish beer, which
has become a legend and the most popular
brand in Ireland
"Proper No. Twelve" is a unique Irish whiskey
created by mixed martial arts fighter and boxer
Conor McGregor. A two-time UFC champion who
also ranks first in the world in the
featherweight division according to Sherdog,
Conor decided to create his own strong drink.
The name literally translates as "The Right
Twelve", where 12 is the postal code of Dublin
12, where Conor was born.
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the highlightWelcome to Ireland
We believe that the highlight of Ireland is: culture and history,
hospitality, pubs and music, stunning nature and of course the spirit
of the Irish people.
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