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The #1 most popular place to visit in Ireland is Dublin, the capital and largest city in Ireland. Dublin is a great place for family activities like the visiting the Dublin Zoo, or picnicking in Phoenix Park. Dublin also has its fair share of adult attractions like bars and many designer stores.

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he indigenous music of Ireland is termed Irish traditional music. Irish traditional music has stayed vibrant throughout the 20th and 21st century and has influenced many forms of music, such as country music in the United States.

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Family structure is very important in Ireland. In the past, extended families often lived near one another. The average family has 2 children and  they generally live with their parents until they leave to attend university, move in with a partner, or become financially independent.

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The main public holidays in Ireland are New Year's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, Labour Day, the bank holidays (the first Monday in both June and August and the last Monday in October), Christmas, and Saint Stephen's Day.

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Because Ireland is a agricultural country, they produces many fresh vegetables. Fresh dairy products, breads, and seafood are also widely available. Traditional Irish dishes are simple and hearty including potatoes and meats like chicken, pork, beef, and lamb. Irish stew is a traditional food, including beer, carrots, potatoes, peas, and herbs.

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The Irish value politeness and generally do not push each other, cut in lines, eat on the street/on the run, comb hair in public, or offend those around them. People generally hold the door for someone coming in behind them, give up a seat on a bus or train so that a pregnant woman or elderly person may sit down, or acknowledge other drivers with a small wave while driving down country roads.

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The Irish normally shake hands when being introduced or when greeting a friend or associate. Close friends may kiss on the cheek when meeting. English phrases such as Hello and How are you? are used throughout the country.

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European fashions are most common, although people also incorporate Irish styles like traditional earth tones and warm colors. Sweaters and other woolen items are also common because of Ireland's cooler climate.

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About 78% of the Irish population is Roman Catholic. Nearly 3% belong to the Anglican Church of Ireland and roughly 1% of the population is Muslim. The remaining 18% holds various other beliefs.

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The Irish Gaelic Language (also known as Irish) is the officially recognized first language. The use of the Irish language, however, is limited and most people in Ireland speak English as it is the language of instruction in school.