Irish Culture
Explore the rich culture of Ireland
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The business etiquette of Ireland is that which will be quite familiar to us in America, as it shares a lot of practices with the western world. They also value a lot of the same things such as a certain expected level of formality and having a similar value for relationships and trust when conducting…
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Ireland is a country, quite similar to America, when it comes to the family structure since both had much influence from British colonialism. Irish culture highly values strong family ties, with extended families living in close proximity being common in the past. They also have a similar nuclear family archetype of the main family unit…
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Ireland is an amazing destination for many tourists that wish to explore a new country, and as much of 5% of the country’s revenue in most years. While Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland, there are many other historical, cultural, and social places that tourists can, and should, visit to enjoy…
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Due to the centuries of British rule, much of the population of Ireland uses English as the language of choice for daily life. However, before this time the dominant language of Ireland was the Irish language, or Gaeilge, which is the first official language of the Republic of Ireland. This language can be traced back…
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Ireland is a country with a long history of suppression, division, and eventual freedom. The country had been under British rule between 1801-1922 when the Republic of Ireland had earned it independence, apart from six northern counties that chose to remain a part of the United Kingdom and became North Ireland. This divide can still…
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Learn about the rich and storied culture of Ireland!