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- Catharina Costa 2°B
- Eduardo Ramos 2°B
- Maria Cláudia M. Moreira 2°B
- Pedro Henrique Prata 2°B
- Pedro Henrique Leal 2°C
- Raysa Borges 2°A

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The Holiday of St Patrick is a traditional Irish feast celebrated on March 17, a date that pays tribute to the Patron Saint of the Catholic Church in Ireland.  Irish folklore says patríck's used the three-leaf clover to represent the Holy Trinity, which today means good luck.

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Irish songs are important because they tell a story, making them even more attractive to listeners. Most Irish instrumental songs were heard only as a follow-up of dances. The division of these two arts occurred mainly from the 1960s, when several public house" began to emerge that spread throughout Ireland and spread traditional music in the country.
Three rhythms of sweetness stand out in Irish music: the "jiga", which has its roots in Italy of the Middle Ages, the "reel", in which it has two main themes interspersed by improvisation, and the "hornpipe", which can present both moderate and fast progress, demanding in this case, greater skill of dancers and musicians.
The instrumentation used in Irish music is diverse and has instruments from the families of the breaths (such as flutes, bagpipes, accordion, hornpipe and concertina), strings (such as guitar, banjo, mandolin, harp and Fiddle and percussion (bones, bodhán and etc).

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Nowadays, Irish dancers wear a variety of clothes for shows and competitions. Dancers can wear dresses with a short hem, which are often decorated with embroidery or Celtic knot sparkles. Men can wear dance pants along with a button shirt and sometimes a vest. Dancers can wear soft shoes (for women) and coil shoes (for men) or hard shoes similar to tap shoes.

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Boxty: it is a traditional Irish fried pancake, made of potatoes.
Crisps Sandwich: The sandwich consists of two slices of whitebread, butter and french fries in the middle.
Irish Coffee: in addition to coffee, it has whiskey in the recipe and fresh milk cream beaten.

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Ireland is categorized as a developed nation, has the 7th largest HDI, is an official member of the EU. Its GDP is considered one of the poorest on the old continent.
Famous writers: Edna O'Brien, Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde.
Top Attractions: Cliffs of Moher, Giant's Causeway, Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains.

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Hurling: the Irish national game has celtic original and is similar to hockey. It is played with two teams, formed by 15 players each. With a small ball, the size of the tennis ball, the main goal is to introduce the ball, with the help of bats, into the crossbars with nets.

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Irish dance is a very important aspect in the country's culture.
- Ceili
This is a folk dance aimed at several couples, as it requires the exchange of partners frequently.
- Quadrille
The quadrille is a court dance, which was later appropriate for rural areas.
- Stepdance
Stepdance is an Irish dance for individuals or groups. The dancers have to keep the upper body rigid and the feet and legs move through a succession of very fast hops, high kicks and complex footwork.
- Riverdance
Riverdance is not a dance, but rather a commercial spectacle, originated in Ireland, which features large groups of professional dancers.

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The political system is constitutionalism and the governance of the republic occurs through a parliamentary democracy.

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In 1801, the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland were merged into the formation of the United Kingdom. In 1916, there was a revolt against this process, to no avail. Three years later, the Irish Congress declared support for the creation of a sovereign state without ties to Britain: the Republic of Ireland, starting a war of independence. This conflict ended only in 1922, following the agreement reached in the Anglo-Irish Treaty, which established self-government and the dominance of the Free State of Ireland within a Commonwealth of Nations of Great Britain. Northern Ireland, on the other hand, decided to remain a component of the United Kingdom.

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Ireland has two official languages. Irish Gaelic, originated by celca culture, which was the main language of the country, but ceased to be when England invaded the Emerald Isle during the Middle Ages, thus replaced by the English that began to be used in courts, in the institutions administrative bodies and even among entrepreneurs, until it expands and becomes the prevalent language of the Irish.

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Relief: plains inside, surrounded by low mountains and hills.
Geography: area of 70.285km², borders North Iceland.
Climate: ocean temperate
Vegetation: are peatbogs (20% of the island is coated)
Hydrography: Shannon River is the most extensive on the British Island. There's also the Irish River Liffey.gua.

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Geographic Coordinates: 53 00 N, 8 00 W
Hemisphere: North (west of Greenwich)
Continent: Europe
Time zone: You are 3 hours ahead of Brazil. GMT +1
Your daylight saving time lasts from March to October.
Location: Western Europe, occupies five-sixths of the island of Ireland in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Capital city: Dublin