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Hi guys,

Yesterday, My family and I arrived in Ireland 🇮🇪.
At first we left our bags at the hostel and took a taxi to the nearest restaurant. My sister and I tried traditional irish food for the first time and it was very yummy ✨️.
Our next stop was the national leprechaun museum. Everything was so tiny and we felt like real leprechauns 🍀.
After that we went shopping in Grafton street 🛍, we got some cute clothes and other stuff but my sister was very tired.
So we took a break at St. Stephen's Green 🌳.
In the evening my parents took us to St. Patrick's Cathedral and it wasn't as boring as I thought it would be ⛪️.

That's it for today, I'll update you tomorrow.

Love, Julia
#ireland #roadtrip #Shopping #leprechaun #museum #food

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Hey my lovely followers!
As you know, I‘m in Ireland.🍀
Yesterday, I walked around a little bit and I saw: Molly Malone!
No, not the real one!😂 I mean the statue.
For all, who don‘t know her: She was a really beautiful girl, who sold fish. But she wore a little bit too less clothes…😅 Hmm…, but anyways! She has her own song! I‘ve been hearing it two or three times.🎶 It sounds ok. It‘s my opinion, so leave me, ok?😂🩷 I posted a picture too, so you can see the songtext.🌸 And I think, that‘s it for today!
See you tomorrow guys!👋🏼
Love you!
Yours Çağla🩵🦋

#Ireland #mytrip #mollymalone #MollyMalone #insta #Instagrampost #Dublin #Çağla #post #songtext #ly

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Hi guys,

we travelled to Dublin, the capital of Ireland. We didn't have to change money because Ireland's currency are euros.

On the first day of our trip, we went shopping in Grafton street. There are shops which sell amazing clothes, but that's not all. We also saw people who show how to dance an Irish dance or groups of people who play Irish music. A photographer, costumed like a Leprechaun, had a Leprechaun puppet without hands nor head so it would look like you are the Leprechaun if you stand behind it. We all wanted to have a photo where we look like Leprechauns.

In the afternoon we bought sandwiches in a Café at Temple bar, we also bought some cheap books in an old, lovely bookshop.

Later we walked trough the St Stephens Green, a beautiful park with lakes and lots of green places and possibilities to sit down for a while, and where you can forget about the city. There we ate our tasty Sandwiches.

In the evening we wanted to see the Ha'Penny Bridge because you only can see the lights under it in the dark. After we crossed the bridge we enjoyed the Dublin Bay, but we couldn't enjoy it for too long because we had to hurry up to be back at 7 PM for dinner at our hotel.

I hope you liked my post and are exited to hear about our second day of our trip.

Slán (that means "bye" in irish).

Yours cheerfully,

Anaëlle

#ireland #dublin #graftonstreet #hapennybridge

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Hi everybody,

today we travelled to Dublin, the capital of Ireland. First we went to Temple bar to do some shopping. There where lots of bookshops. I found some amazing books and clothes. After that we walked to Moore street. There was a market where people sold food. My mom bought some fruits and vegetables. I bought a wrap and a smoothie for lunch.
Then I saw a chocolate shop and because I love chocolate I bought three bars of chocolate!

Next we wanted to go to the river Liffey. For that we passed Grafton and O´Connell street. While we wandered through the city we even saw Molly Malone. Molly is a statue. A long time ago she sold fish, there is also a song about her.

Arrived at river Liffey we saw the Jeanie Johnston,  a ship with which people travelled to America during the famine.

In the harbour we saw more famine memorials. They show poor people that had no food.

We then passed Ha´penny bridge to go to St Stevens Green. In the evening we went to Temple bar again to watch dancers and hear music while we ate our dinner.

It was a great day and I enjoyed it a lot. 👍

Cheers and Bye,

Lorena
#ireland #dublin #mollymalone #oconnellstreet

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Hey guys let me tell you about my trip to Ireland. Yesterday I was in Dublin and I went to the famine monument. I heard it has a very sad history but anyways let me tell you about it.
The famine monument was build so that people could still remember and know what happened back then, it started from 1845 to 1852 and a lot of people died because of hunger. They didn’t have anything to eat but luckily they found some potatoes under the ground, the potatoes were the main food but one day they couldn’t eat the potatoes anymore because it was poisoned. Millions of people died and millions of them left Ireland with the Jeanie Johnston ship. It took them 8 weeks till they arrived to America and it was also a very dangerous trip?
Sad right? But anyways I’m going to upload a lot more about my trip to Ireland so don’t forget to take a look at it byeee😘. I hope you guys liked my post❤️ see u guys again
Love Ha My
#ireland #faminememorial #sadhistory #dublin #JeanieJohnson

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hey friends, today i was in ireland on the beach there were many beautiful shells and the water was crystal clear it was a beautiful blue. Me and my friends took the boat to an island. It was actually really nice weather, but it was a bit winding on the boat. When we arrived on the island we first looked for a nice place where we could rest a bit. And when the sun went down we made see our way back to the hotel.
Bye see you soon🤭🌞
Mia

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Hi guys, you have often asked me what I did in Ireland.I was in the capital of Ireland,Dublin. My parents were there too.We explored a lot of places. I also took a lot of photos. Today I‘m going to tell you about my favorite place in Dublin.The Dublin Castle.Dublin Castle is located on Dame Street. In the 10th century there was a fortress instead of the castle.This was then conquered by the Normans in 1170.But please don‘t ask me what Normans are,because I don‘t know myself.😄In the years 1204-1230 it was completed into a beautiful castle. It was so nice inside.The castle had so many rooms that you couldn‘t even count them.I would recommend.
Love,Hevin

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Hi guys,
I´m going to tell you about my trip to Ireland. I was there with my parents. We visited the Ha´penny Bridge. When I was there it was very crowed but it was not that bad. The Bridge was longer than I thought, I saw it sometimes on the internet but i didn`t think it was that big and long. There were almost only parents with their children here like me. I wanted to cross the Bridge but then a lady asked me if I know the story about the bridge. I said no and then the lady told me that if you wanted to cross the bridge you had to pay for it. I asked her how much it was and she said you had to pay a ha`penny that´s why the bridge was called that but it happened years ago. Today you can cross the bridge without paying for it. I said thank you and went to my parents to tell them but they said we have to go now and I should tell them later.
That was my trip to Ireland! If you liked my post, leave a like and follow me if you want.

See you guys, in love Lena
#Ha´penny Bridge #Ireland #Dublin #Story #History #Interesting News! #Like and follow.

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Hey guys,
I hope you had wonderfull holidays too. Me and my friends decided to go to ireland in the holidays. The planning for it wasen´t that dificult for us and even the price for it was low. Our day started with packing our suitcase. We dont needed much because we only gonna be there for two days. We had to drive to the airport for an hour and a half. We arrived at 7pm because our flight would be at 10pm. My friends and me were so sleepy. #CoffeeandEnergydrinkshelps At 21.50 we got into our plane and sat down to rest a little bit but the flight attendant woke us up to listen to the pilot before we are startting to flight. At 2 am we landed at Dublin airport. Everyone was sleppy who was on the airplane. When we were inside of the airport building we showed our passport, got our baggage back and drove with a taxi to our hotel. We checked in and got to our room to take our needed beauty sleep. I woke up at 11am and got ready for our trip for today. My friends woke up when I were brushing my teeth with my electric troothbrush. We all got ready and went down to eat somthing. After our first meal we toke our jackets and drove with a taxi to the place for our tour. We arrived at a little house. On it was a sign. It said "Tours of Irlands coastline". We went inside to buy a tour. We choosed the tour named: Riding Horses at the coast. We paid for all of us 40 euros.The man at the cash register showed us everything but we already knew everything because we had been riding before. When we were all ready we rode off. We rode along the coast. It was a beautiful view. We didn´t look at the clock but when we did it was already 6pm. We rode back and took a taxi back too. When we arrived it was 7pm. It was enough time to grab some food. On the next morning we went trough Dublin to see a part of Irelands history. It was fantastic. We saw many cafes there and even went into one. We walked next to River Liffey. We walked over the Ha´penny Bridge and saw many statues like The Famine Memorial. At the end of the day we packed our things to fligh back. At 2am we woke up to drive to the airport. Our flight was planned to be flight off at 5am but it was delayed so we needed to wait another hour. At 6am the sunrise for today had started and we were leaving. At 9am we laned at the airport of Stuttgart. We waited for my Mother so that she could pick us up. We were still sleppy so we toke a nap in the car.
For me and my friends it was fun to be in another land. I really like the nature there. Do you think so too?
#hadagoodtime #beautifultrip #ireland #Friendsandme

With Love, Lucy

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Hello guys, yesterday i went to Dublin I was shocked because there are so many things you can do. Bad I have to Decide. What I want to visit today. And that’s when Grafton Street came to mind. I took the bus from St. Stephen Green, the centre of Dublin, to Grafton Street. I was positively surprised there were so many shops🛍️. You can buy clothes, souvenirs, food, jewelry and other cool things. I saw some leprechauns🍀 there are fairy in the form of a tiny old man with a cocked hat and learher apron. You can take photos with it. A few meters next to the leprechaun there are are musicians and dancers. I spend them $10 because they did really well. After looking the music and the dances I bought some food and drinks for the evening. This was a great day in Dublin. I enjoyed it then I took the bus home and eat something but then I was really tired and go to sleep😴. That was my post about my trip to Grafton Street.
You’re Emilia☺️

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Hello dear guys,
Today I will tell you something about my trip to Ireland.
On holiday I visited my grand parents in Ireland. It was so great.
On the first day we made a trip to Irish culture, and visited the leprechaun museum. These little people are so cute and I took a picture with one of them.
I´ll show you the picture in another post.
On our second day we went to the biggest national park in Ireland. The Glenveagh national park. It is 160 square kilometre in size. We saw so many animals there was just nature around us, no buildings, no streets and no noise. We heard just birds and other animals. I closed my eyes and felt save and free. This feeling was unbelievable.
Soon we saw a red deer, they are the national animals from Ireland.
We did not hide from him but he was not shy. He was so big and his antlers was really fascinating, and I took a photo.(on top)
At 5pm we went home and now I am writing to you
See you tomorrow
Yours Nora

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Hello guys, on the day before yesterday I flew to Dublin.
Dublin is the capital of Ireland. I was so tired that I quickly went to a hotel. On the next day I explored the city, there are so many history in this city. At lunchtime I ate in a nice Resteraunt. The food was so delicious. In the evening I took a bus to the Coral Strand. At 5 o'clock I comb

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Hey guys,

welcome to my post.

Have you ever been in Ireland?

No, but you want to visit this beautiful island? And you want to get some great information about the attractions and sights there?Then read my weekly posts on my channel. Today I want to present you my favourite sight: THE GIANT‘S CAUSEWAY. It is a place on the north coast of Northern Ireland, about 50 miles from Belfast away. You find there an area of about 40.000 interlocking basalt columns. They rise up to 12 meters. The fourth-greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Although it is crowded from many tourists the Giant‘s  Causeway is fortunately still natural and wild. It is a result of an ancient volcanic eruption, but a legend says that a giant built it. All in all it is a wonderful place in Ireland . See you next week.
Bye

Dennis

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Hi Guys,
I´m going to tell you about my trip to Ireland.
This holidays I visit my friend in Ireland.  Yesterday we went through the city and I saw this people statues on the street and ask my friend what that mean. He told a very sad history. It lasted from 1845-1849. The history starts with a potato disease.  At the time potatos were the main food, which is why half of the population went hungry. About a million people died, and a million left Ireland for ever. The statues stand in Ireland as a commemoration. The picture shows you the statues. Next we´ll drink a small cup of coffee.
That was my trip to Ireland.
See you next, love you LG Nisa

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Hi guys,
You've often asked what I did on vacation, so now I'm going to tell you a bit about it.
On vacation I went to Ireland. I went there with my parents and we stayed there for three days.
On the first day we checked into a hotel in Dublin at 10am. We wanted to explore the city that day, but then it started to rain. That's why we decided to go to the National Leprechaun Museum instead. That's a museum about Irish folk tales, fairy tales and magical stories, especially about very small people who are called "Leprechauns". I was really looking forward to it, because you can travel through a tunnel to the otherworld and walk through magical forests. We were there for more than four hours, because we really enjoyed it.
At 4pm we went to the Saint Stephen's Green which is in the center of the city. It is a very beautiful park and the perfect place to take a break and relax.
On the second day the weather wasn't better, so we drove to Bellfast and visited the "Titanic Bellfast Experience". It's a museum that tells the story of the famous ship Titanic. You can go back in time there, experience how the ship was built and find out what really happened.
On the last day we finally did, what we actually wanted to do on the first day: explore Dublin. That day was a fantastic day to go outside, because it was sunny and warm. At first we crossed the River Liffey with the Ha'penny Bridge. My mom is always scared of bridges, but that time she walked over it without hesitation. I was very proud of her.
Then we went to the Grafton Street. At first I thought it would be boring there, but there were lots of musicians and dancers to watch. My mom wanted to buy some souvenirs from a little shop, but my dad and I didn't want to go into the shop. We wanted to watch a very talented dancer instead. Fortunately my mother didn't care, so my Dad and I stayed outside and watched the dancer. After a little while my mom came out of the store, carrying some postcards and magnets in a little bag. After that, my dad suggested to go to Dublin Bay altough it was planned to go back to the hotel after buying souvenirs. My mom and dad had a little discussion, but my mom then agreed with my dad's suggestion.
As we arrived there, we saw a wonderful sunset. It was blue, pink, orange and yellow. I felt as if I was in a fairy tale.We enjoyed the sunset a little while and then went back to the hotel. It was a beautiful ending for the trip to Ireland.
My impression of Ireland is very good and I can really recommend going there. I hope you enjoyed reading this and maybe you learned something new about Ireland!

Love, Amelie
#Ireland #SaintStephen'sGreen #Dublin #NationalLeprechaunMuseum #TitanicBellfastExperience #RiverLiffey #GraftonStreet #DublinBay

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Hi Guys,
I am in Ireland and right now in Dublin. Yesterday we were at a place called Grafton Street. I found out that this is a very popular shopping street in Dublin. There were dancers and cool musicians who played on their instruments. At some moment, a man spoke to us and asked us to take a Photo witch a "Leprechaun". We didn't knew what a "Leprechaun" is and so we asked the man. He told us, that Leprechauns are really small people. When you see one, he gives you gold. It was really interesting. And at the end of the Day we had a really cool Picture with a Leprechaun. Of course, he wasn't real, but it is a really cool picture witch a material Leprechaun.
Bye, See you next time (Sophia)

#Ireland #Dublin #Grafton Street #Shopping Street #Dancers #Musicians
#Leprechauns

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Hey Guys,
right now I'm in Dublin, I'm visting my lovely friend Tom.
We went through the city and this statue catched my eye. As you can see the statue is a woman that wears a long dress. She pushes a desk with wheels under it for selling fishes. I found out that she was a very popular person on the market. She lived a hundred years ago and died because she got sick. You may ask yourself why she died? That's because she wore too less clothes. Maybe you want to know how she's called? Her name is Molly Malone.
#mollymalone #dublin # fish #toolessclothes

See you guys, love you LG Lisa-Marie :)

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This is the Ha‘penny Bridge which crosses the River Liffey.

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Hey Guys
I want to tell you something about my trip to Ireland.

We went to the most intresting places in Ireland with a guide.

At first we went to the River Liffey. There was the Ha'penny bridge, so called because you used to have to pay half a penny to cross the bridge. It was very exciting and cool. Then we went to O'Connet Street to walk along the street to have a look for the beautiful buildings. Then we were at a sad place. The Famine Memorial. It is sad because sooner there was a famine and the people there had just potatoes so they flee with the ship Jeanie Johnston. There was much more but I can't write such a long text so I just want to tell you about my last place: Molly Melone. It is a statue which looks like Molly Malone. There is a song about Molly Malone and our guide sang this song. That was very funny because our guide can't sing very well.😂
Bye guys♡
(Leni)

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Hello guys,today i went to the Ha‘penny bridge in Dublin.My first impression was very nice.I liked the place a lot.It was visited from so many people and it was a bit crowded but that was okay.This bridge is known as a very old but important bridge in Ireland.I was very curouis to see that place,but it was so nice.I hope i would go there again.Its in the center of the city.I tooked this photo there.I hope you go there too!#curouis place#Dublin#Ireland
This is a post from Aylin.

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My post today talkes about Ireland. Ieland consist of tow parts, Northern Ireland and Ireland. It´s a very cool state with many Nature, big Cities and big monuments.
My favourite City is Dublin the Capital City of Ireland. The City has many Mouments, Museums and parcs .
If you travel from Ireland to Northern Ireland you have to show your Id-Card and passport. Also you have to change the currency from Euro to Pound.
My favourite of the beautiful Nature, are the Stone Columns in Northern Ireland, with the legend from the giant. A legend wich is also very exciting is the legend from the Leprechauns, litle people who have many Gold.
Ireland is a very rich country. The main reason is Google wich build one of the most important office in Dublin.
This post is from LUIS.
PS: i´m sorry I can´t use pictures.

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Write your own Instagram post as an influencer for your followers! Talk about your trip to Ireland. Include information about the sights and places we already discussed. You can use your schoolbook and the internet for research. Use at least 5 adjectives and 5 linking words/phrases. Include at least 3 new words of Unit 4. Choose pictures and use colors - Be creative! Write at least 100 words.