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Rodrigo Rosas
Sofía Laguna
Sofía Serrano
Fernanda Cortés
Zioon Montoya
Rodrigo Mijares

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Those known as Tuatha de Danann were the fifth group of inhabitants of Ireland according to what is known as the tradition of Lebor Gabála Érem (Book of the invaders). Although folklore and mythology have spoken of these invaders as the Irish Goudelicos gods, the Christian editors reduced them to mere kings or historical heroes.

Some of them are :

• Cú Chulainn or the Irish Achilles: Specifically the most famous of the Ulster cycle, a set of writings written in prose and verse that mostly tell of the adventures of the Ulaid. Cú Chulainn, originally called Setanta, is the son of the god Lugh and Dectera.

*  The God Lugh: One of the most revered Celtic deities in places like Ireland or Wales. According to Celtic legend, a druidous announcement to Balor, named after a god Fomoré, that his own grandson would kill him. He had one eye on his forehead and another behind his skull. The second was evil and was normally closed. However, when he opened it, he became a true mortal gaze capable of ending any life.

*Brighid: One of the most curious things that appear in Celtic mythology is the almost total absence of female goddesses, except for Brighid (Brigantia), who, being the only one, fulfills the role of mother, wife and daughter of others gods of the celtic pantheon. Brighid is the protector of the arts, magic, medicine and war.

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The flag of Ireland is the national flag of this member republic of the European Union. It’s composition makes it a tricolor symbol, having three vertical stripes of the same size. On the far left is the orange stripe, in the center the white and on the right, the green. It is one of the few flags in the world to include the color orange.

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The economy of the Republic of Ireland is primarily a knowledge economy, focused on services into high-tech, life sciences, financial services and agribusiness including agrifood. Ireland is an open economy (6th on the Index of Economic Freedom), and ranks first for high-value foreign direct investment (FDI) flows. In the global GDP per capita tables, Ireland ranks 5th of 187 in the IMF table and 6th of 175 in the World Bank ranking.

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In fauna we can highlight birds above all.
The most common mammals are the red fox and the har and the
only native reptile in Ireland is the viviparous lizard.
Among many of the birds we have we can highlight puffins, gannets, shearwaters, black-winged
barnacles.

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Ireland is famous for its ruined and intact Norman and Anglo-Irish castles, small whitewashed thatched cottages and Georgian urban buildings. What is undoubtedly somewhat less famous are the Palladian and Rococo country houses that can be compared to similar ones in Northern Europe, and the country's many Gothic and Neo-Gothic cathedrals and buildings. Despite the important British and European influences, fashion and architecture trends have adapted to the peculiarities of each place.

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Irish Wildlife Trust - Wild About Nature

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The green festival of Ireland is celebrated on March 17 of each year, in the celebration all the attendees wear some green garment or accessory (symbolic color of the country) accompanied by a clover (symbolizes the teaching of the holy trinity that Saint Patrick carried). During the day there are parades, but at night there are parties and lots of beer.

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Irish cuisine is a mix between different cultures of the Irish islands. “Boxty” is a very typical Ireland potato pie, as is “Coddle”, which is made from layers of sausage cut into slices and wrapped in bacon.