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Ireland has faced many conflicts in its history both domestic and international. For example, The Troubles was a major domestic ethno-nationalist conflict in Ireland that lasted for many years between two political groups, loyalists and nationalists. Loyalists believed that Northern Ireland should remain with the United Kingdom while nationalists believed that Northern Ireland should leave the United Kingdom and join a United Ireland. These to beliefs created conflict between the two factions and guerrilla warfare occurred for many years. This conflict lasted from 1968-1998 and ended in 1998 because a treaty was signed between the two sides called the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 concluding the conflict.

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The economy of Ireland is capitalism and much of their economy depends on international trade and is influenced by global markets. Ireland has faced crisis in terms of economics, for example the Irish financial crisis which severely affected the economy of Ireland, compounding domestic economic problems related to the collapse of the Irish property bubble. Through time the economy of Ireland recovered and now thrives through much success of many economic improvements. Ireland's currency is the Euro and in a 2005 study by The Economist found Ireland to have the best quality of life in the world.

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Ireland is a very large island located in the North Atlantic Ocean with clean, fresh air and lush green landscapes. Ireland does not have much pollution because the country missed the industrial revolution of the 19th century making the land and air of Ireland cleaner because polluting industries weren't built. The overall environment of Ireland has stayed strong and the overall essentials for life of clean air, clean water and productive soil are abundant on the island. The main natural resources of Ireland are natural gas, petroleum, peat, copper, lead, dolomite, barite, limestone, gypsum, silver, and zinc.

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In Ireland, people speak English as the main language and they communicate through cell phones and computers just like the United Sates. Irish arts goes back all the way to 3200 BC with Neolithic carvings and much of Ireland's art is comprised of stone work and metal work as well as illuminated manuscripts. The Irish gain their education in schools through subjects and travel by car, bus, train, plane, etc. just like the U.S.

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Ireland is a parliamentary, representative democratic republic and a member state of the European Union. The leader is the President of Ireland who is popularly elected, but the person who is chosen indirectly with real political power is the Taoiseach who is the head of the government. Executive power is practiced by the government containing 15 cabinet members, inclusive of the Taoiseach. Ireland's laws are fair and just and match similarly with the laws of the U.S.

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Ireland is a European technology leader because of its capital, Dublin, in which has become one of the one important hubs of technology innovation in Europe. All of this start up activity has attracted venture capitalists and investments in Ireland have increased 274 million euros in 2011 to nearly 1 billion euros in 2016. Although industrialization doesn't place major role in Ireland's technology, other factors have contributed to the country's success. Not having too much industrialization makes Ireland's environment cleaner and nicer attracting many people to move to or visit the emerald island.

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The predominant religion in the Republic of Ireland is Christianity, and the largest church is the Roman Catholic Church. The customs of Christianity is the same as Christianity in the U.S. in which they both go to church every Sunday and pray. There are not many superstitions in Ireland and the second largest Christian denomination is Anglican. In Ireland 78% percent of people are Catholics making Catholicism the dominant Christian denomination.

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Social classes in Ireland are usually based on income and power. The richer you are, the higher on the social scale you will be. If you do not own a business, are not part of management, and are not a professional, you are part of the working class. Middle class consists of small business owners. High class consists of everyone that has higher power than them. Overall, social class in Ireland is basically based on power, which, generates higher income.