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An Outline Geography of Ireland
This page covers a range of geographical topics (from Ireland's physical landscape to tourism). Detailansicht
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Articles on Northern Ireland and more
A collection of some articles about the Northern Ireland conflict from around 1922 until 2000. We get to know more about important historical incidents and various aspects. Detailansicht
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Blarney Stone
The Blarney Stone is a block of limestone. It was set into a tower of Blarney Castle in 1446. According to legend, kissing the stone endows the kisser with the gift of gab (great eloquence). Today, the word blarney means clever, flattering, or coaxing talk. Detailansicht
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Celtic Lyrics
Here you will find a combination of traditional Celtic lyrics, original folk songs and some cover songs. Detailansicht
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Connemara
Connemara is a district in the west of Ireland. It is known for its unspoilt environment and it offers a wonderland of sights and adventure. Well worth a vistit are, for example, the Connemara National Park and Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Gardens. Detailansicht
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Cork
'Cork is the second city of the Republic of Ireland, which means it is (or was) the second most important city after the capital Dublin. It is situated in the southern province of Munster and is a major Irish seaport.' Detailansicht
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Dublin Castle
Find out more about Dublin Castle. You can also take 360° tour, go and see for yourself! Detailansicht
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Dublin Sights
An overview of some of the most important sights of Ireland's capital (pdf-file). Detailansicht
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Dublin Tourism
Welcome to the official online tourist office for Dublin. Detailansicht
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GAA — Gaelic Athletic Association
The official website of the Gaelic Athletic Association (or "Cumann Lúthchleas Gael"). This organisation has been supporting all kinds of gaelic sport for ages. Among other interesting information you can check for the latest football or hurling results here. Detailansicht
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Gaelic Football, Hurling are Irish Passions — National Geographic News
This National Geographic News article dated March 17, 2003 describes Ireland's favourite sports, their origins and meanings and also takes some historical aspects into account. Detailansicht
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Galway
'Galway is the only city in the province of Connacht in Ireland and capital of County Galway. The city is located on the west coast of Ireland. It is a well known tourist attraction with medieval architecture and pubs of all varieties.' Detailansicht
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George Bernhard Shaw
Irish dramatist, critic and social reformer, G.B. Shaw is remembered for writing the challenging, mocking and eloquent prefaces to his plays.
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Highlights in Ireland
Places to go, things to see – a short guide to Ireland’s most beautiful spots (pdf-file). The two printable sheets give brief overviews on some important sights. There are also beautiful pictures. Detailansicht
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Ireland
Here you can get some information about Ireland -its geography, history and politics. There is also a section about important Irish characters like Michael Collins or Eamon Devalera. You can also get the lyrics of popular Irish songs. Some grammar exercises are available on this website as well. Detailansicht
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Ireland's Gaelic Games
Hurling and Gaelic Football set their highlights just when soccer takes its time out: in the European summer. This site presents some compact info on two of Ireland's favourite sport. Information is also available in German. Detailansicht
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Ireland — A Virtual Tour
Take a virtual tour through Ireland and find out more about some of the most beautiful "spots" of the green island Detailansicht
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Ireland Crosswords
Eduhi has provided several exercises to test your knowledge on Ireland. Try an online crossword or some online multiple-choice exercises or print out the crosswords and see if you are an expert. The two printable crosswords (plus solutions) are for two levels of expertise. Detailansicht
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Ireland Fun Facts
Whether you’re planning to visit Ireland soon or you just want to stay in touch as an "armchair traveler", you’ll get a steady stream of tips about ways to enjoy Ireland’s culture. Detailansicht
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Ireland — Internet Ralley
An interned-based lesson plan created by Anita Gutenbrunner. Worksheet and solution have been added as well (downloadable as pdf and word document). Detailansicht
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Ireland Maps
Get Ireland maps (Dublin city, different regions, history, statistics). Downloadable for free! Detailansicht
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Irish literature texts
Important pieces of Irish literature like "The Importance of being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, "The Dark Lady of the Sonnets" by G.B. Shaw or "Dracula" by Bram Stoker and many other famous texts can be downloaded here for FREE! Detailansicht
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Irish Music — Web unit
Irish music in the classroom. This is a part of the webunit about Ireland and more or less a listening exercise in online format. Listen to the "Wild Rover" and fill in the gaps while listening to "The Power of Peace". There are also questions to be answered. Detailansicht
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Irish Potato Famine
Complete eight-part history with period illustrations. Detailansicht