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1. Irish stew:  is a very simple traditional dish, traditionally made with mutton, onions and potatoes . To avoid the stew being watery, some recipes recommend adding pearl barley (is barley that has been processed to remove its fibrous outer hull and polished to remove some or all of the bran layer), a spoonful of roux or sliced potatoes, while others reduce the liquid by leaving the stew to simmer.

2. Colcannon and champ: Colcannon is a classic, comforting mash of potatoes, cabbage and butter, flavored with spring onions. Champ is very similar , mashed potato, flavored with spring onions, milk and butter.

3. Boxty: potato pancake is the definition for boxty; some say the name originates from the Irish phrase “arán bocht tí”, meaning 'poor-house bread'. The recipe  is all about raw potato to be mixed with mashed potato and then either: mixed with flour and salt and boiled before being sliced and fried in butter.

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1. Soda bread:  Every family in Ireland has its own recipe for soda bread. Some like it sweet with a spoonful of honey, sugar or dried fruits. Others prefer sprinkled-in seeds, bran and oats for a health boost, or treacle and Guinness (the most typical drink) for the opposite effect.

2. Shellfish: Visit Ireland outside of summer and your chances of seeing the sun may be slim. On the plus side, you'll be able to feast on the west coast’s plump native oysters , which come into season in September, and pay a visit to the Galway Oyster Festival . Shellfish abound in Irish cuisine, from clams in Connemara to Molly Malone’s famed cockles and mussels, and Dublin Bay prawns, which have their own festival held in Howth every year in May.

3. Boiled bacon and cabbage: Boiled bacon, boiled cabbage and boiled potatoes might not sound all that appetizing but it remains a firm family favorite, the people in Ireland is very poor.

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TYPICAL DISHES OF IRELAND: IRISH WHISKEY TRUFFLES

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TYPICAL DISHES OF IRELAND: IRISH WHISKEY TRUFFLES

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The so-called Irish Whiskey Truffles are the famous Irish whiskey truffles, they are made with chocolate cream, and coated in cocoa powder.
The ingredients are the following:
• 1 kilo of semi-sweet chocolate.
• 2 tablespoons of Irish whiskey.
• Black cocoa powder.
• 1 cup of heavy cream.
·Vanilla.

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5 IRISH TRAITS :

Not taking a compliment

The Late Late Toy Show

Twelve Pubs

Saying thanks to the bus driver

Women's Little Christmas

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THE MOST FAMOUS SPORT IN IRELAND: GAELIC FOOTBALL

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THE MOST FAMOUS SPORT IN IRELAND: GAELIC FOOTBALL

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This is Ireland’s most popular sport, originating in Ireland and played for over 120 years. It is a cross between Rugby, European Football and Handball, so it is not uncommon to see players carrying the ball or throwing the ball.

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Scones are typical country rolls.
They are usually eaten during breakfast or for a snack.
The ingredients used to prepare them at home are:
• 225 grams of wheat flour.
• 4 teaspoons of baking powder.
· 1 tablespoon of icing sugar.
• A pinch of salt.
• 90 grams of butter.
• 1 egg.
• 70 ml of milk.
• You can also put red fruits, or raisins.

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The Celt lived in Ireland in 1000bc more than 3000 years ago. They had a very complicated mythology with tons of different gods: Badb the goddess of war, Brigid who was known as “the exalted one” she is the goddess of motherhood, invention and poetry last is Morrigan she is the goddess of war and destiny.
Which this mythology ties into the legendary saga of video games Zelda. They have different names but it’s based of the same gods as the goddess Hylia is Dagda the chief of the Irish Tuatha dé Danann (which is an Irish tribe) with power over life and death.

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This is the spire in dublin.
It’s a monument called Spire or Monument of Light.
The Spire is a striking 120 metre high landmark in the heart of Dublin City, which was unveiled in 2002.
The Spire was esrected in six hollow stainless steel cone sections at a cost of €4 million.

The monument was designed by the London-based firm Ian Ritchie Architects.

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Puffins or Atlantic Puffins are one of the most famous Ireland’s species.

They are a breed of seabirds found in Ireland, Scotland, and more regions of Northern Europe.

They have a wingspan of 47cm-63cm and they can reach about 20cm in height.

The Cliffs are a special conservation interest for holding an assemblage of over 30,000 breeding seabirds like the puffins.

The Cliffs of Moher puffin is a member of the Auk family which winters at sea and returns to shore for the nesting season from late May to mid July.

The best time to view the puffins along the Cliffs is between May and June.

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This is a popular bar in dublin called Temple bar pub.

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Halloween originated in Ireland. Halloween was originated 2,000 years ago.

Ireland's national symbol is a harp. This is because when Henry Vlll declared himself king of Ireland in 1541 and improved the raking from a lordship to a kingdom, since then there symbol is q symbol. The symbol represents whorsip in heaven or hope.

The Irish language is one of the oldest living languages.

Dracula's writer was Irish. Which is Bran Stoker.

Dublin was found by Vikings.

The average Irishman drinks around 100 liters of beer a year.

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All the monsters in Zelda Bokoblins, Moblins, Lynel… are referring to Fomorians or Fomori who are (in Celtic mythology) are supernatural race they are said to be hostile nether region dwellers later to become known as sea raiders. Some say they are darkness and death itself. In old Irish there called “Fomóir” coming from “fo” which means under the second part is unclear and highly debated but some think it comes from the old word “mur” which means sea another theory is that it comes from “mór” which means great it is unclear but it end up being something like “the under sea ones” or “the great under ones”.

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The swan is a common animal in Ireland, very often in parks, like St. Stephens Green from Dublin or in rivers, such as the Corrib of Galway.

The swan is large, with a spectacular white plumage.
He has a very long neck, an orange beck and a black part drawn in his face that make him very particular.His legs are black and small.

It is known to everyone that this animal is paired for life, which is why it always represents inmortal love between a couple in movies or TV shows.

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the Irish do not particularly accept compliments. they tend to fear that we accept compliments. instead of saying "thank you" they deflect the compliment.

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The students of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year of Compulsory Secondary Education from Los Naranjos school are going to create six different Padlets analysing six different English-speaking countries.

They will present relevant information from the countries as well as curiosities and some history, all accompanied by photos, videos, recipes, podcasts, music and much more!

Xelo Orengo

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https://comiviajeros.com/curiosidades-de-irlanda/

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https://www.europeana.eu/en/blog/why-the-shamrock-is-a-symbol-of-ireland

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Guiness drink: is a alcoholic drink that was founded in 1759 by Arthur  Guiness. It‘s a black bear that is elaborated for all Europe in the St. Jame‘s Gate Bear Shop in Dublin. It’s a national drink.

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Irish Wildlife Trust - Wild About Nature

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Cs Lewis was born on November 29 1898in Belfast Ireland many people think he is English but he lived in Ireland till he was 10 then going to a boarding school Wynyard school England. When he was four his dog Jacksie was hit by a car and that’s when he adopted the name Jacksie. He would later enter into Oxford university in the summer term where he met JRR Tolkien. Then much later he wrote one of the most iconic fantasy sagas of all time… the legendary chronicles of Narnia. The magicians nephew,The lion the witch and the wardrobe, the horse and his boy, prince caspian, the voyage of the dawn treader, the silver chair and the last battle. Made across 6 years 1950-1956. Later three became movies. Another famous book he wrote is The Screwtape letters which is a conversations with a demon. Then there’s the space trilogy three books about a man in space and the creatures he meets. He began developing nephritis and later died to kidney failure he died on the 22nd of November a week from his 65th birthday.

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U2 is an Irish rock band formed in 1976 by 4 guys Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen. They very quickly gained popularity there most famous song being with or without you. Worldwide they have sold 175 million records. There most famous album was Joshua tree released in 1987 being a big hit.

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The Irish Flag was designed to represent the Catholic (green) and Protestant (orange, relative to William III of Orange) population of the island of Ireland, living together in peace represented by white.

It was first published on 7 March 18 during the unveiling of the Irish in the city of Waterford thomas francis meagher was the first to draw up the tricolour symbol, 60 years before Irish independence.

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The national anthem, called ‘The Soldier's Song’/‘Amhrán na bhFiann’, was written by Peadar Kearney either early in 1910 or late in 1909.

Here are the lyrics in English

We'll sing song, a soldier's song,

With cheering rousing chorus,

As round our blazing fires we throng,

The starry heavens o'er us;

Impatient for the coming fight,

And as we wait the morning's light,

Here in the silence of the night,

We'll chant a soldier's song.

Chorus:

Soldiers are we

whose lives are pledged to Ireland;

Some have come

from a land beyond the wave.

Sworn to be free,

No more our ancient sire land

Shall shelter the despot or the slave.

Tonight we man the gap of danger

In Erin's cause, come woe or weal

'Mid cannons' roar and rifles peal,

We'll chant a soldier's song

In valley green, on towering crag,

Our fathers fought before us,

And conquered 'neath the same old flag

That's proudly floating o'er us.

We're children of a fighting race,

That never yet has known disgrace,

And as we march, the foe to face,

We'll chant a soldier's song

Chorus

Sons of the Gael! Men of the Pale!

The long watched day is breaking;

The serried ranks of Inisfail

Shall set the Tyrant quaking.

Our camp fires now are burning low;

See in the east a silv'ry glow,

Out yonder waits the Saxon foe,

So chant a soldier's song.

Chorus

source: https://www.lyricsondemand.com/miscellaneouslyrics/nationalanthemslyrics/irelandnationalanthemlyrics.html

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In Ireland there are 5.123.536 habitants which 2.51 million are female and 2.47 million are male.

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Usually held on the first Friday of December, this exclusite TV is a hit with young and old alike. Every Irish person has grown up watching this, and as such, it is an essential tradition in the lead up to Christmas. Children show off toys and gadgets that will be on many kids  letters to Santa.

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1- Burren National park
2-Torc waterfall
3- Gap of Dunloe
4- Powerscourt waterfall
5-Slieve league
6- Dun Bristé
7-clew bay
8- cathedral rocks
9- cliffs of Moher
10- giant ´ s causeway

Link: https://www.irelandbeforeyoudie.com/top-10-natural-wonders-of-ireland-where-to-find-them/

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Ireland is home to some of the most stunning scenery in the world. While some countries draw crowds for its nightlife or food scene, one of the biggest draws for locals and visitors to Ireland is its nature.

Postcard scenery thrives in abundance across the Emerald Isle and whether you're craving a dramatic landscape as far as the eye can see, wild, weathered cliff faces or dynamic rock formations, Ireland has it all.

Here are the top 10 natural wonders of Ireland which are worth adding to your bucket list!

10. Burren National Park

Burren National Park, or just The Burren, is a stretching terrain that sits in County Clare. The Burren has a lunar type landscape with seemingly barren stretches shooting far off into the horizon at every turn.

It is a karst landscape, meaning that it's formed from the dissolution of glacial-era limestone rock. This intricate but vast terrain is filled with caves, curious rock formations and archaeological sites of interest.

Location: Burren National Park, Co. Clare, Ireland

9. Torc Waterfall

Situated in the renowned Ring of Kerry is Torc Waterfall. Stretching over 65 feet into the sky, this cascading waterfall lies at the base of Torc Mountain, which is situated in Killarney National Park (another natural wonder in itself).

Only five minutes walk off the beaten track, this super accessible natural wonder is a perfect addition to the itinerary of those less able, as well as anyone who craves a bit of natural beauty!

Location: Torc Waterfall, Killarney National Park, Co. Kerry, Ireland

8. Gap of Dunloe

Adventurers: this is the Irish natural wonder for you! This narrow mountain pass sits snug between majestic Irish mountains the MacGillycuddy's Reeks and the Purple Mountain Group.

Located in County Kerry, a trip through the Gap of Dunloe is a worthy addition to any adventurer's itinerary when exploring Ireland.

Location: Gap of Dunloe, Co. Kerry, Ireland

7. Powerscourt Waterfall

At an impressive 398 feet tall, Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland's tallest waterfall. Set in the stunning surroundings of Powerscourt Estate in County Wicklow, a trip to this natural wonder is super accessible from Dublin as a day trip.

Although the waterfall is located only 6 kilometres from the main estate, do not walk as there is no direct footpath; a car or taxi is advised when making the trip.

Location: Powerscourt Waterfall, Powerscourt Estate, Co. Wicklow, Ireland

6. Slieve League

The stunning Slieve League cliffs sit on the Coast of Donegal stretching into the wild Atlantic Ocean. Weathered by centuries of sea winds and water, these majestic cliffs are indeed one of Ireland's wonders.

Standing at nearly 2,000 feet above sea level, these are some of the tallest cliffs in Ireland and definitely worth a visit!

Location: Slieve League, Co. Donegal, Ireland

5. Dun Bristé

This impressive sea stack sits off the coast of County Mayo in Ireland. As curious as it is impressive, Dun Bristé is undeniably one of Ireland's natural wonders.

Dun Bristé, meaning The Broken Fort, stands at nearly 150 feet tall and is a flat-topped sea stack.

Location: Dun Bristé, Co. Mayo, Ireland

4. Clew Bay

As the story goes, there are 365 islands to Clew Bay - one for each day of the year! Arguably one of the prettiest natural wonders in all of Ireland, this endearing bay is made up of a network of islands in County Mayo.

While most of these little islands are uninhabited, they sure make for a sight for sore eyes!

Location: Clew Bay, Co. Mayo, Ireland

3. Cathedral Rocks

Set off the coast of Kerry is an impressive cliffs formation, locally known as "Cathedral Rocks". These curious, looming cliff faces are something from a fantasy novel and pose for quite the picture, too.

It is said they resemble the bones of a magnificent church, hence where the name comes from.

Location: Cathedral Rocks, Co. Kerry, Ireland

2. Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher are arguably one of Ireland's most popular tourist destinations. Running about 14 kilometres along the west coast of Ireland in County Clare, these magnificent cliff faces are undoubtedly impressive.

A top tip would be to visit at sunrise or sunset to truly experience this Irish natural wonder!

Location: Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare, Ireland

1. Giant's Causeway

One of the most impressive natural wonders of Ireland is The Giant's Causeway. Set in County Antrim in Northern Ireland, the Giant's Causeway consists of about 40,000 defined basalt rock columns which jut out from the landscape. The cause of this curious terrain is an ancient volcanic eruption.

The Giant's Causeway is listed as a protected UNESCO world heritage site.

Location: Giant's Causeway, Co. Antrim, Ireland

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Top 10 Natural Wonders of Ireland & Where To Find Them

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TOP 10 Natural Places in IRELAND | Travel Video

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TOP 5 SMALL TOWNS IN IRELAND | Travel Video

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is played in teams of 15 players on a rectangular grass field with H-shaped goals on both sides. The objective is to score points by kicking or hitting the ball with your hands and insert it into the opponent's goal. The team with the most points at the end of the match wins.

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twelve pubs is a tradition practiced the previous weeks before Christmas. during this time, ireland is filled with drunken people wearing christmas sweaters.

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Listen to this episode from Longing for Ireland on Spotify. Beautiful seafood, warming chowder, lamb and beef from the greenest pastures and absolutely delicious derry products...

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An Irish tradition that baffles those who witness it has to be thanking the bus driver. Although this is universally considered to be polite, or just common courtesy Irish people go above and beyond to thank the bus driver. Most buses in Ireland are equipped with a door halfway down the bus for exiting only. However, many Irish will make a point of heading up to the driver’s seat when leaving the bus.

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On this day women enjoy a break from household chores, while the men stay home and look after the household duties.

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One of the most famous and popular Irish traditions is the feast of Ireland's Patron Saint, St. Patrick. The 17th of March is known as St. Patrick's Day all around the world.☘️

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The fairy thimble or the Campanula cochlearifolia , is one of the smallest Bellflowers.

It’s a low-growing rhizomatous perennial with charming clusters of nodding.It’s bell-shaped and can grow up to 3-6 in tall(7-15cm) and 12-24 in across (30-6 cm).

It’s very easy to grow, it’s disease and pest free, and this low-care perennial is also rabbit resistant.

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Aoife O’Mara (2023). 6 Irish traditions you should know about. https://www.google.es/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwj5lPGfz_b8AhXNy6QKHegnA4gQFnoECCIQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fedvoy.com%2Farticles%2F6-irish-traditions-you-should-know-about%2F&usg=AOvVaw2ZwinrmJCulAZNyfWlNSi9

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1. Cortés, Alison (2020). Postres típicos de Irlanda. Retrieved from: https://ideasparaviajar.com/postres-tipicos-de-irlanda

2. Balston, Catherine (w.d). Top 10 foods to try in Ireland. Retrieved from: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/top-10-foods-try-ireland

3. Guinness [web] (2023). Guinness made of more. Retrieved from:

https://www.Guinness.com/es-es/

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Link- https://chartable.com/podcasts/frog-of-the-week

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Hurling is the oficial sport in Ireland.
Hurling in Spanish (lanzado) consist in 4 players having to throw 8 granite stones around a pitch. The main objective of this game is to throw rocks and the rocks have to get in to a house of the opposite group.

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The Irish shamrock is known all over the world as the most popular Ireland’s symbol.

The shamrock is a type of clover, but his species aren’t unique to Ireland, they can grow all across de globe.

People may confuse the clover with the shamrock,but their difference is very clear.The shamrock is a type of clover, most clovers have 4 leaves,but the shamrock famously has 3 leaves!

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The rules of hurling are:

The players use their cane to pass the boll.

The spherical can be kicked.

They can’t throw it or pick it up from the floor with their hand.

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The end of the last ICE AGE, was 2.6 million years ago.

Were the terrestrial mammals ara native in ireland including the irish: hare, stoat, partridge, speacies of bats and there were like 450 unrique birds.

https://a-z-animals.com/animals/location/europe/ireland/

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Below you can find a complete list of Irish animals. We currently track 162 animals in Ireland and are adding more every day!

Toward the end of the last Ice Age, some 2.6 million years ago, rising sea levels cut Ireland off from the European mainland. This led to the evolution of some uniquely adapted animals on the Emerald Isle. Twenty-six terrestrial mammals are native to Ireland, including the Irish hare, the Irish stoat, the Irish grey partridge, and ten species of bats. Though well over 450 unique bird species call Ireland home for at least part of the year, all but two of these species are migratory.

Far more animal species flourished in Ireland throughout the Ice Age, including the wooly mammoth, the wild horse, the Irish elk (also called giant deer), and a brown bear species thought by biologists to be an ancestor to today's polar bear. It's likely that predatory human hunting contributed to these animals' extinction.

The Official National Animal of Ireland

There's some controversy over Ireland's national animal. Many people think it should be the Irish elk. The Irish elk, though, has one huge problem with optics: It's extinct.

The next best choice is the Irish hare, which is the only lagomorph native to Ireland. Irish hares are significantly larger than rabbits, weighing as much as 8 pounds. They're famous for the predatory boxing behavior they display during early spring as part of their mating rituals. It's likely that the famous March hare in "Alice in Wonderland" was intended to be an Irish hare.

Where To Find The Top Wild Animals in Ireland

While some Irish fauna like the red fox, the badger, the otter, and the pygmy shrew is fairly evenly distributed throughout the island, others like the Irish hare, the red deer, and the pine marten are more likely to be found in one of Ireland's six national parks and numerous nature preserves:

Wicklow Mountains: Protected fauna in the Wicklow Mountains National Park include otters, bats, and endangered bird species such as the whooper swan and the peregrine falcon.

The Burren: If you want to glimpse the pine marten in its native habitat, the place to go is Burren National Park in County Clare.

Killarney: In 1981, County Kerry's Killarney National Park was designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The yew and oak woodlands comprising this park are some of the only forests remaining on the island and home to Ireland's only indigenous herd of red deer.

Glenveagh: Golden eagles were thought to be extinct in Ireland for many years. Then a breeding pair was sighted, and in 2000, this endemic bird species was reintroduced in Glenveagh National Park where it survived and thrived. Glenveagh also contains Ireland's largest herd of red deer.

Connemara: Connemara is most famous for its wild Connemara ponies. According to popular folklore, these mammals originally descended from ponies brought over by the Vikings during the Dark Ages. Connemara also hosts a variety of birds, including chaffinches, kestrel, and snipe, during the warmer months.

Ballycroy: Ballycroy National Park is a birdwatcher's delight, hosting dippers, sandpipers, whooper swans, and rare predatory birds such as merlin and peregrine falcons.

The Most Dangerous Animals In Ireland Today

Contemporary Ireland has few dangerous animals. Until the beginning of the 18th century, however, grey wolves were common throughout much of Ireland. According to popular folklore, Cormac Ulfada, the most famous of the ancient High Kings of Ireland, was raised by grey wolves and was fluent in their speech.

Wolves and humans maintained an uneasy truce until the decade after Oliver Cromwell conquered Ireland when an enormous amount of anti-wolf legislation was passed. Historical facts show that professional wolf hunters swarmed into Ireland from all parts of Europe, and today, wolves are extinct on the Emerald Isle. The last wild wolf in Ireland is reported to have been killed in 1786.

Endangered Animals In Ireland

Endangered mammals in Ireland include the otter, the pine martin, and the red squirrel. That doesn't cover the facts on all native fauna threatened by extinction, though. Unique fish like the gillaroo, pollan, and goureen are also in danger of becoming extinct.

Irish Animals

Irish Animals List

Animals in Ireland FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
What kinds of animals live in Ireland?
Many unique types of wildlife live and have lived in Ireland. They include the pine marten, the Irish elk, the Irish hare, the red deer, and ten resident bat species.
What dangerous animals live in Ireland?
The predatory grey wolves that were endemic to Ireland became extinct approximately 250 years ago. If you really want the facts, the most dangerous animals living in Ireland today are probably humans.
Does Ireland have bears?
Ireland had brown bears as recently as the last Ice Age. They are extinct now.
Does Ireland have snakes now?
Whether or not you believe the popular folklore tale that St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland, it's quite true that Ireland has no native snakes. It does have a native reptile species called Zootoca vivipara that looks like a small snake. The endemic Zootoca vivipara is actually a species of legless lizard.
What animals are native to Ireland?
The Irish hare, the Connemara pony, the red fox, the pygmy shrew, and the red deer are among the unique fauna that is native to Ireland.
What is the rarest animal in Ireland?
At one time, the pine marten was widely distributed throughout all of Ireland. Today, the weasel-like animal can only be found in a few places near the Emerald Isle's western coast and in its midlands. Biologists estimate that Ireland's pine marten population is down to only 2,700 individuals.

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Below you can find a complete list of Irish animals. We currently track 162 animals in Ireland and are adding more every day! Toward the end of the last Ice Age, some 2.6 million years ago, rising sea levels cut Ireland off from the European mainland.

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Following a league system, they all face each other four times —twoin their field and two in the rival field — until adding 36 points. The order of the matches is decided by draw before the start of the competition.

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EXPLANATION ABOUT THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN IRELAND

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EXPLANATION ABOUT THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN IRELAND

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U2 with or with out you

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https://www.nordicvisitor.com/blog/cool-facts-ireland-known-for/

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https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/halloween-ideas/g4607/history-of-halloween/

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1 Atlantic puffin: https://www.wildernessireland.com/blog/puffins-of-ireland-all-you-need-to-know/
By: Dawn Rainbolt. Published:September 25, 2019
https://www.cliffsofmoher.ie/unesco-global-geopark/conservation/bird-watching/
Author and date: unknown

2 Irish swan:
https://birdwatchireland.ie/birds/mute-swan/
Author and date: unknown

3 Irish Wildlife Trust - Wild About Nature:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWuHfYCNe4I

4 TOP 10 NATURAL WONDERS OF IRELAND:
https://www.irelandbeforeyoudie.com/top-10-natural-wonders-of-ireland-where-to-find-them/
By: Paris Donnatella Callan. Published: February 11, 2019

5 TOP 5 SMALL TOWNS IN IRELAND:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5FwibF4QnA

6 Fairy thimbles information:
https://parkseed.com/blog/gardening-tips-blogs/native-irish-plants/b/native-irish-plants/
By:Unknown.     Published:March 24, 2022
https://www.gardenia.net/plant/campanula-cochlearifolia-fairy-timble

Author and date: unknown

7 PODCAST ABOUT THE IRELAND ANIMALS:
https://chartable.com/podcasts/frog-of-the-week

8 Irish shamrock:
https://www.twinkl.es/teaching-wiki/shamrock
Author and date: unknown

9 Irish animals:
http://animals.com/animals/location/euro
By:Austin S.        Published:February 21 ,2023

10 Making thimbles garden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYEnr_gtEjU

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The striker shone for Leeds United, Tottenham, Coventry City, Wolverhampton and LA Galaxy. Kane holds the record as the player with the most goals (68) in the history of the Irish national team.

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1. GAELIC FOOTBALL: Retrieved from:https://www.resultados-futbol.com/liga_republica_irlanda

2. FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Retrieved from: https://www.resultados-futbol.com/liga_republica_irlanda

3. HURLING: Retrieved from: https://www.tudn.com/mas-deportes/deportes-extranos-el-hurling-que-es-y-donde-se-practica