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Full Irish Breakfast

Bacon and Cabbage: a simple but at the same time delicious dish

Irish Stew: the most famous typical Irish dish

Beef and Guinness Stew: another very famous stew

Seafood Chowder: the soup

Fish and Chips

Colcannon

Lobster Salad: Atlantic lobster and salad

Irish salmon

Cottage Pie: a tasty meat pie

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It is played with a spherical ball like football between two teams of 15 players each as in rugby union on a rectangular grass field;  the aim of the game is to pass the ball through a goal reminiscent of rugby, with two goalposts and a crossbar to separate them, but not at their maximum height: when the ball enters the goalposts and under the crossbar you score a  goals and forfeit three points;  when the ball passes over the crossbar but only one point is scored between the two posts.

Players can carry the ball with their hands, kick it, pass it with a fist or pass it by themselves dribbling between foot and hand.  Roles, modes of points and fouls are mirrored between the various Gaelic sports and the rules are almost entirely the same as those of hurling and camogie.  A goalkeeper, who can manage the ball in his hand freely as in football, six defenders, two midfielders and six attackers come onto the pitch.

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Hurling is an outdoor team sport of Celtic origins, played with a club (hurley) and a ball(sliotar).  The game, played mainly in Ireland, is one of the fastest team sports in the world in terms of speed of play

The goal of this game is to score more points (or goals) than the opponent.  Each team is made up of 15 players.

The club, called hurley or camán and The ball, called sliotar, is made of leather and has a diameter of 65 millimeters;

The goalkeeper plays with a bat that has a handle twice the size of the other players.  A good shot can reach speeds of 150 km / h and a distance of 80 meters.

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Sport certainly occupies an important place in Ireland: it is followed by millions of fans who love the various typical Irish disciplines.

Sport certainly occupies an important place in Ireland.  Above all, we must not believe that rugby is the favorite game of the Irish.  Hurling and Gaelic football, typically Irish sports, practiced by hundreds of thousands of players grouped in the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association), are clearly more popular.

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The main compositions are reels, masks, trumpets, polka, slides and slow tunes, stratspheys, highland, waltz, March.

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The most characteristic instruments are: violin, uillee pipe, tin whistle.

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The Irish folkloric repertoire was composed for the most part between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries by musicians who handed down the music orally.

Since the dawn of time, dance has played an inseparable role in the tradition of instrumental music.

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Is divided into two main sections: instrumental and vocal.

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The harp is a traditional symbol of Ireland and represents the immortality of the soul, as well as being one of the most popular tools. Precisely for this reason, the symbol of the harp is often found on coins and jugs in which Guinness is served.

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It is an unofficial Irish symbol, which became famous after Saint Patrick used three leaves of this plant to explain the Holy Spirit to the pagans during his mission of Christianizing Ireland. But clover is also the symbol of luck, especially if it is made up of four parts.

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The Irish flag is made up of three bands: green (which represents the Catholic people), white (harmony and unity) and orange (the Protestant people). It therefore symbolizes hope for a peaceful and peaceful policy and was adopted by the Republic of Ireland during the war of independence (1919-1921). When hoisted, the green band must be placed near the auction, and must always be on the left of the flag of the European Union.

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From that moment the situation became more and more inflamed and the Irish nationalist spirit grew more and more until the independence of an Irish Free State, which then gave birth to the current Republic of Ireland. Please refer to this entry for recent history and independence, and that relating to Northern Ireland for conflicts between trade unions and nationalists.

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An uprising broke out in Dublin on Easter Monday 1916. The revolt, which did not arouse popular enthusiasm, even in republican and national circles, was suppressed. It was the brutal execution of some insurgents, which took place in prisons, in the following weeks, that changed the attitude of public opinion on the Easter of Blood.

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Another effect of the famine was to provoke an unprecedented wave of migration to Canada, the United States and England. Following the political tensions of the United States and Great Britain causing this diaspora, some independent instructions were born from Irish emigrants.

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This tragic event greatly influenced the subsequent Irish history and above all it damaged relations with the British. During the Great Famine, Ireland continues to export cereals as payment of land rents and taxes to England. It is still in fact still a widespread opinion among the population that the Great Famine could be curbed or even avoided by the British government, as had been done previously in England for a famine concerning the harvest of wheat.

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In 1845 Ireland was affected by the Great Famine which affected the potato harvest, the main food for most of the population. A considerable part of the population died, another very large part left the country giving birth to one of the most emigrations in history: millions of refugees embarked towards America and Great Britain.

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The rebellion of 1798 resulted in the promulgation of the so-called Act of Union, the British parliament, with the support of the prime minister, established the dissolution of the Irish parliament and the union between the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain for the check the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

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The island of Ireland began to fall entirely into the possession of English forces from the 16th century.
However, the seventeenth century was perhaps the most troubled in the history of Ireland. Two periods of civil war resulted in severe loss of life and resulted in the expropriation of class ownership by Irish landowners.

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In 1171 King Henry II of England, commanded a large fleet, sailed to Waterford and occupied the Irish lands becoming the first ruler of England to set foot in Ireland.

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The capital city of the homonymous county, famous all over the world for the production of the exquisite Kilkenny beer, the wonderful medieval castle and the artisan shops that produce wool, leather and wooden items of fine workmanship.

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two incredible islands off the South coast, one (Little Skellig) a true naturalistic sanctuary and the other (Skellig Michael) a magical place with the enchanted remains of a 6th century monastery. A place so full of magic that it can be used as a setting for filming the new Star Wars films.

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On the Heaven Coast, is the second largest city in Ireland in size and importance, one of the most renowned centers for gastronomic production and the quality of the culinary tradition. In addition to the art galleries and museums, the English Market is worth a visit, which brings the best of the typical products of the Irish countryside to the counters of the city every day. In the outskirts of the city, it is also possible to visit the Michael Collins Center, dedicated to one of the founding fathers of Ireland Republic and independence.

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The youngest and liveliest city in Ireland, where the funniest atmosphere on the island can be found among pubs, clubs and traditional Irish music festivals. If the fun in the city is not enough then the homonymous county that surrounds the city offers the possibility of unforgettable adventures in the spectacular naturalistic area of ​​Connemara.

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The capital of the Republic of Ireland and the main city both from a tourist, economic and cultural point of view. Dublin is a city of indescribable charm, where it is possible to retrace almost 2000 years of history and follow in the footsteps of the greatest Irish artists and writers, such as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and William Butler Yeats. Not to be missed in the city: Trinity College, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick Cathedral, the National Museum of Ireland and, of course, the Guinness Museum-Factory

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The main cities are the capital Dublin on the east coast, Cork in the south, Galway and Limerick on the west coast and Waterford in the south east.
Dublin has a population of 1.2 million people.

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To the east, however, there is the Irish Sea which reconnects to the ocean to the south-west via the San George Canal and the Celtic Sea.
The west coast is characterized, thanks to the influence of the ocean, by jagged and impervious cliffs.

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Ireland is nicknamed the Emerald Isle for its vast central lands where green color dominates.
The central territory is composed of plains and meadows, crossed by various rivers, the longest of which is the Shannon.
The climate is oceanic, but mitigated by the Gulf Stream.
It is bathed to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, to the north-east by the North Channel.