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First of all…
Where is Ireland?
                Ireland is a
                small country
                in Europe. It
                is an island,
                which means
                it         is
                sorrounded
                by sea.
Ireland is an island divided into two
                           parts.
                           Northern Ireland is part of the United
                               Kingdom. Colour Northern Ireland
                           orange.
                           The Republic of Ireland is an
                           independent country. Colour it green.
                           Dublin is the capital city. Colour it
                           purple.
                           Shannon is the longest river. Colour it
                           blue.
                           Carrountoohill is the highest mountain.
                           Colour it yellow.
                           Colour the sea around Ireland blue.
                           In Ireland, there are lovely rivers,
                           hills, green fields and lakes
                               Ireland has two official languages:
                                   English and Irish (or Gaelic ).
                               You might hear someone say “Erin go
                              bragh” on St. Patrick’s Day, which is
                                   Gaelic for “Ireland forever.”


Can you locate Blarney Castle on the map?
   What is Blarney Castle famous for?
Symbols of Ireland


Irish flag
                                           Leprechaun



                         Irish harp

                  The Irish harp and the
                        Shamrock
                   are both symbols of
                          Ireland           Shamrock
Celtic cross
Celtic music uses
traditional instruments such
as the fiddle, tin whistle and
bodhran (Irish drum).




                        (Animated photo from: http://www.drumdojo.com/world/ireland/bodhranintro.htm)
The harp is a symbol of
                                                             Ireland. It can be seen on
                                                             the presidential flag and on
                                                             the back of the Irish Euro
                                                             coin.
(Photo from: http://www.publicmuseum.oshkosh.net/Exhibits/Communities/communities.html)   (Photos from: http://www.eurocoins.co.uk/ireland.html)
Irish traditional
               dishes
                Irish breakfast




   Irish stew                     Scones


                            B-C-N
I am hungry                 B-A-S
now… Can you                BL--K PU--ING
find the                    E-GS
                            SA--AGES
ingredients I               TO--TS
need to prepare             B--TER
my Irish                    T-A
SPORT
•   The game of Hurling is Ireland’s national sport and passion. It is
    played with a ball and sticks and it has prehistoric origins. When it is
    played by women it is called Camogie.

•   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fu7jqZOmybc
The Leprechaun’s Legend
 The Leprechaun is the most
  famous    of   all   magical
  creatures in Ireland.
 He is said to be only 60
  centimetres tall and usually
  wears a green cloak, a
  pointed hat and boots. They
  are shoemakers.
 The Leprechauns are the
  guardians    of    the   Viking
  treasure, which they bury in
  pots called crocks and they
  hide under the rainbow .
 If someone catches him, the
  Leprechaun      will   promise
  great riches, but if you stop       There are
  looking   at    him he will       thousands of
  disappear in a second.
Next we will see some
   pictures about
 beautiful places in
       Ireland
Typical Irish doors
Halfpenny Bridge in Dublin
Trinity College.
Dublin
CORK
Glendalough
Ashford Castle.
 Connemara
KINSALE
KILKENNY
CLIFFS OF MOHER
Blarney castle
Pollet Arch. DONEGAL
Some famous writers
Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin in 1667.
  He was an Irish cleric, and poet. His most
  famous work Is Gulliver’s travels. He died
  in 1745.



Oscar Wilde was born in 1854 in Dublin. He
 was an Irish novelist and poet He wrote
 many tales as The Happy Prince and The
 Nightingale and the Rose . He died in Paris
 in 1900.


George Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin in
 1856. He was a dramatist and literary critic.
 He wrote more than sixty plays. He was
 awarded with the Nobel Prize (1925) for his
 contribution to literature. His famous work
 is Pygmalion. He died in 1950.
Musicians
•   U2: It’sthe most popular rock group from Ireland.
    They are from Dublin. The band consists of
    Bono (the singer) and three musicians. They
    have got 15 albums. The band is active in human
    rights, international development and social
    justice causes. http://www.u2.com/



• The Chieftains : They are a band of Irish
  traditional music. It consists of six members.
  Each one plays a traditional Irish instrument and
  Paddy Maloney is the band's leader and
  composes or arranges most of the band's music.
  This group has got many Grammy awards and it’s
  got many albums as well.
  http://www.thechieftains.com/discography/


• The Corrs : are a Celtic folk-rock group from
  Dundalk (Ireland). The members of the the band
LISTEN TO IRISH MUSIC:

         Shoe the donkey(mazurka)
       http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oG44RGPtEE

                      Riverdance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B718RsboGEI&feature=related

                      The Corrs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEJa_VgpIAc&feature=related
Let’s have a go at Irish
       dancing with the song
         “The devil is dead”
DANCING STEPS
In threes, join hands and:
• Move the right foot from right to left 3 times.
• Move the left foot from left to right 3 times.
• Walk 3 steps forwards.
• Walk 3 steps backwards. (Repeat).
Come back to initial position.
 Raise hands and go under the arch as if weaving in and out.
Repeat all the steps

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Ireland: A Guide to Its Geography, Culture, and History

  • 1.
  • 2. First of all… Where is Ireland? Ireland is a small country in Europe. It is an island, which means it is sorrounded by sea.
  • 3. Ireland is an island divided into two parts. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. Colour Northern Ireland orange. The Republic of Ireland is an independent country. Colour it green. Dublin is the capital city. Colour it purple. Shannon is the longest river. Colour it blue. Carrountoohill is the highest mountain. Colour it yellow. Colour the sea around Ireland blue. In Ireland, there are lovely rivers, hills, green fields and lakes Ireland has two official languages: English and Irish (or Gaelic ). You might hear someone say “Erin go bragh” on St. Patrick’s Day, which is Gaelic for “Ireland forever.” Can you locate Blarney Castle on the map? What is Blarney Castle famous for?
  • 4. Symbols of Ireland Irish flag Leprechaun Irish harp The Irish harp and the Shamrock are both symbols of Ireland Shamrock Celtic cross
  • 5. Celtic music uses traditional instruments such as the fiddle, tin whistle and bodhran (Irish drum). (Animated photo from: http://www.drumdojo.com/world/ireland/bodhranintro.htm)
  • 6. The harp is a symbol of Ireland. It can be seen on the presidential flag and on the back of the Irish Euro coin. (Photo from: http://www.publicmuseum.oshkosh.net/Exhibits/Communities/communities.html) (Photos from: http://www.eurocoins.co.uk/ireland.html)
  • 7. Irish traditional dishes Irish breakfast Irish stew Scones B-C-N I am hungry B-A-S now… Can you BL--K PU--ING find the E-GS SA--AGES ingredients I TO--TS need to prepare B--TER my Irish T-A
  • 8. SPORT • The game of Hurling is Ireland’s national sport and passion. It is played with a ball and sticks and it has prehistoric origins. When it is played by women it is called Camogie. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fu7jqZOmybc
  • 9. The Leprechaun’s Legend  The Leprechaun is the most famous of all magical creatures in Ireland.  He is said to be only 60 centimetres tall and usually wears a green cloak, a pointed hat and boots. They are shoemakers.  The Leprechauns are the guardians of the Viking treasure, which they bury in pots called crocks and they hide under the rainbow .  If someone catches him, the Leprechaun will promise great riches, but if you stop There are looking at him he will thousands of disappear in a second.
  • 10. Next we will see some pictures about beautiful places in Ireland
  • 14. CORK
  • 21.
  • 23. Some famous writers Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin in 1667. He was an Irish cleric, and poet. His most famous work Is Gulliver’s travels. He died in 1745. Oscar Wilde was born in 1854 in Dublin. He was an Irish novelist and poet He wrote many tales as The Happy Prince and The Nightingale and the Rose . He died in Paris in 1900. George Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin in 1856. He was a dramatist and literary critic. He wrote more than sixty plays. He was awarded with the Nobel Prize (1925) for his contribution to literature. His famous work is Pygmalion. He died in 1950.
  • 24. Musicians • U2: It’sthe most popular rock group from Ireland. They are from Dublin. The band consists of Bono (the singer) and three musicians. They have got 15 albums. The band is active in human rights, international development and social justice causes. http://www.u2.com/ • The Chieftains : They are a band of Irish traditional music. It consists of six members. Each one plays a traditional Irish instrument and Paddy Maloney is the band's leader and composes or arranges most of the band's music. This group has got many Grammy awards and it’s got many albums as well. http://www.thechieftains.com/discography/ • The Corrs : are a Celtic folk-rock group from Dundalk (Ireland). The members of the the band
  • 25. LISTEN TO IRISH MUSIC: Shoe the donkey(mazurka) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oG44RGPtEE Riverdance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B718RsboGEI&feature=related The Corrs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEJa_VgpIAc&feature=related
  • 26. Let’s have a go at Irish dancing with the song “The devil is dead” DANCING STEPS In threes, join hands and: • Move the right foot from right to left 3 times. • Move the left foot from left to right 3 times. • Walk 3 steps forwards. • Walk 3 steps backwards. (Repeat). Come back to initial position. Raise hands and go under the arch as if weaving in and out. Repeat all the steps