DIEGO: IRELAND IS AN ISLAND LOCATED IN WESTERN EUROPE DIVIDED INTO

TWO THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND TO THE SOUTH AND NORTHERN IRELAND IS

SURROUNDED BY THE UNITED KINGDOM Capital de Irlanda del Sur: Dublín
kilómetros de distancia: 70,274 km²
Número de condados: 30
Estados: Leinster al este, Munster
al sur, Connacht al oeste
y Ulster al norte.
Ciudades: 4
Dublin is located on the east coast of Ireland its historic buildings include
Dublin Castle, dating from the 13th century, and the imposing St. Patrick's
Cathedral, built in 1191. Landscape parks include St Stephen's Green and the
sprawling Phoenix
Park, home of Dublin Zoo. The National Museum of Ireland
NEVA economia: trade-based with decent annual remuneration
growth rate. Agriculture, once considered the most important sector, has
it has been overtaken by industry and services. Although exports are still
the main engine of the country's growththe
main exports of Irelandbiological materials, medicinal products, crude oil
industrial products and medical devices.
the currency used in Ireland is the euro, the euro is the currency used by
the institutions of the European Union
sebastian: Although Saint Patrick got all the credit, between the ss. III and V
different groups of missionaries Christianized Ireland, which included an
assimilation of the Druidic rituals of the pagan tribes and which resulted in a
hybrid known as Celtic or Insular Christianity.
 • Irish Christian scholars studied Greek and Latin philosophy and theology at
monasteries erected in such places as Clonmacnoise in County Offaly,
Glendalough in County Wicklow, and Lismore in County Waterford. It was a
true Golden Age in which arts such as manuscript illustration, metallurgy and
sculpture flourished
• When World War I ended, the Statute of Autonomy fell short and came too
late. In the 1918 election, Republicans ran under the Sinn Féin banner and
won the vast majority of Irish seats. Ignoring the London Parliament, where
they were supposed to work, the new Sinn Féin MPs, many of them veterans
of the 1916 Easter Rising, declared independence from Ireland and formed
the first Dáil Éireann (Irish Assembly or Lower House). , based in Dublin's
Mansion House, presided over by Eamon de Valera (1882-1975). The Irish
Volunteers became the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and were authorized by
the Dáil to fight British troops in Ireland
In 1972 the Republic of Ireland (and also Northern Ireland) became a
member of the European Economic Community. This meant an increase in
prosperity thanks to the benefits of the Community Agricultural Policy, which
fixed prices and guaranteed quotas for Irish farmers. However, the world-
wide depression of 1973 plunged the country
Following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, on June 22, 1922, a new
Parliament was formed in Northern Ireland, with James Craig as Prime
Minister. His Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) would rule the new state until 1972,
and the Catholic minority (barely 40%) would be stripped of any real power
or representative force by a Parliament that favored the Unionists through
economic subsidies, Partisan housing allocation and gerrymandering: Derry's
electoral boundaries were redrawn to ensure a Protestant council, even
though the city was two-thirds Catholic. The overwhelmingly Protestant
Royal Ulster Gendarmerie (RUC) and its paramilitary force did not bother to
mask their ideological and sectarian bias: Northern Ireland was, for all intents
and purposes, an apartheid state
RIVERA: The Government and politics of Ireland consists of a parliamentary
representative democratic republic. While there are several political parties
in Ireland, the political landscape is dominated by Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael,
historically opposed entities that occupy the traditional central base. The
State is a member of the European Union. Executive power is exercised by a
cabinet. Legislative power is vested in the Oireachtas, the national bicameral
parliament, consisting of the Dáil Éireann (lower house) and the Seanad
Éireann (upper house or Senate). The judiciary is independent of the
executive and the legislature is not a parliamentary coprincipalit
Douglas Hyde was the first president of the Republic of Ireland, a position he
held from 25 June 1938 to 24 June, 1945
The 1932 Irish general election was held on February 16. They were the first
elections held after the 1931 Statute of Westminster granted full
independence to the Irish Free State, making them Ireland's first elections as
a sovereign state
Michael Daniel Higgins is the current President of Ireland. He was previously
a Member of Parliament, Minister for Culture and Chairman of the Labor
Party.
it holds the Executive Power and is headed by the Taoiseach. All its
members must be members of Parliament. The Irish legal system is a
“Common Law” system. There is a Supreme Court that also performs the
functions of a Constitutional Court

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