IRISH
GEOGRAPHY
Ireland
is composed of a vast
central plateau and many coastal
mountains. The highest one is
Carrautoohil, which rises to 1040 meters.
There are also many lakes such as Lough Corrib in
County Galway, the
largest lake in the Republic of Ireland,
and rivers such as the River Shannon, Ireland's longest one, running over 386 km.
HISTORY
OF IRELAND
The
Irish country has a unique culture inherited from centuries of history.
Indeed,
from -500 to 500 Celts occupied
the territory, and the country has retained traces of their passage such as
menhirs and dolmens. However, Ireland is
also centuries of Christianity.
As important as the Celtic
culture, the Christian religion is has developed greatly since
the arrival of St. Patrick
and is now omnipresent.
But
in reality, there are not one, but two Ireland(s):
The Northern Ireland, which is one of the four
nations comprising the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, also called EIRE in irish.
Maybe a few history to explain this:
Originally,
all Ireland part of the United Kingdom.
However, after the crisis of the potato in 1846 and 1848
and the famine that followed,
there were many revolts everywhere in
Ireland. People demonstrated to claim independence. The United
Kingdom granted independence to
the southern part of Ireland with the Treaty of London but retains the north, rich and developed. Since that day, there are two Ireland(s).
REPUBLIC
OF IRELAND ORGANIZATION
Its
capital is Dublin. The Republic of Ireland
is composed of regional divisions (Munster,
Leinster and Connacht) themselves divided into counties (Kerry, Cork, Clare, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford
in Munster, Donegal, Derry, Tyrone, Antrim,
Down, Armagh, Monaghan, Cavan and Fermanagh for
Leinster, Mayo, Galway, Sligo, Leitrim and Roscommon
for Connacht), each of these counties has its own capital.
NORTHERN
IRELAND ORGANIZATION
Like the
Republic of Ireland, the Northern Ireland is organized in regional
divisions, but in Northern Ireland, there is just one region called Ulster and 6 counties: Tyrone, Antrim, Derry, Down,
Armagh and Fermanagh. Its capital is Belfast.
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1 :
EIRE's capital
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a county in Munster / Other name for
Republic of Ireland
5 :
a county
in Leinster
7 : a
county in Leinster
10 : a
regional division
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county in Connacht
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county in Leinster
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county in Leinster
i : a
county in Munster
By Tom PHILIPPE 2°2
original le mot croisé et bien trouvé!
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