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28. März 2024 · By Keith O'Hara. Last updated: March 28, 2024. There are a million-and-one fun facts about Ireland dotted around the web, but we’ve narrowed our guide to the most interesting and unusual Irish facts! Facts like ‘St. Valentine’s remains are in a church in Dublin’ tend to shock both locals and tourists alike.
18. Aug. 2019 · Learn about Ireland's history, culture, language, and more from these 25 facts. Discover the origin of the harp, the oldest pub, the longest name, and the most castles in the world.
1. Ireland's national emblem – the harp. Ask any tourist what they think Ireland's national emblem is and they'll more than likely say it's a shamrock, of course! But, while shamrocks appear on everything from t-shirts to mugs, it's only an unofficial symbol of the island.
2. März 2024 · Ireland Fun Facts You Might Not Know! 1. The longest place name in Ireland is Muckanaghederdauhaulia. This is one of those Irish fun facts kids will love. In Irish Gaelic, this roughly translates as “piggery between two expanses of briny water.”.
Learn all about the counties of Ireland, with facts on Irish history, people, politics and geography, plus a map of Ireland - all in our fab Ireland facts!
3. Aug. 2023 · Ready to learn more about Ireland? These remarkable facts about Ireland will blow your mind. From Celtic to modern days. Dive into Ireland's history
13. Mai 2022 · Population: 4,834,000. Area: 27,133 sq mi (70.273 sq km) Largest city: Dublin. President: Michael D Higgins. Highest mountain: Carrauntoohil 3,405 ft (1.038 m) National day: March 17th. Time zone: GTM. Ireland’s official prefix: +353. Irish life expectancy: 81 years. Government website: www.gov.ie. Flag of Ireland.
