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ireland
Coorinates: 53° N 07° W
Trivia about ireland
This island of 5 million has 3 million fewer people now than it had 150 years ago
Marsh's Library in this country was founded c. 1702 by the Archbishop of Dublin
The 2 island nations that are members of the European Union are the U.K. & this neighbor
The U.S. Kennedys trace their roots back to county Wexford in this country
Colcannon, a dish of potatoes, leeks, cabbage & cream, is associated with this country's cuisine
A potato famine during the 1840s caused this island's population to decline by about 2 million
Because of the potato famine, more than a million emigrated from this country to the U.S. in the mid-1800s
The Sam McGuire Football Cup is awarded to a league champion in this island country
Country in which you'd find the Book of Kells
In 1691 England guaranteed this country's Catholics certain rights by the Treaty of Limerick
St. Brigid founded the 1st convent in this country, at Kildare, & is one of its patron saints
Jean Kennedy Smith served as U.S. ambassador to this country, the family's ancestral home
This country is "The Land of the Shamrock"
Conor McPherson's haunting play "The Weir" is set in a pub in this country
In the 1840s a potato famine killed close to 1 million in this country
Mary McAleese is president of this country also called Eire
Eoin Ryan of this country is also a member of the Fianna Fail political party
A herd of rare native red deer inhabits this country's Killarney National Park
Mizen Head, this country's southernmost mainland point, lies in County Cork & that's no blarney
(Sarah of the Clue Crew) On January 1, 1892 Annie Moore, a 15-year-old lass from this country, was the first immigrant processed at Ellis Island
Belleek china, famous for its hand-painted shamrock pattern, was 1st made in this country
2 actors play a townful of characters in the comedy "Stones in His Pockets", set in County Kerry in this country
Guinness
Drisheen sausage, made with lamb's blood, is a specialty of Cork in this country
If you crave Swiss food in this country (& who doesn't) head for the Swiss Barn Restaurant in Killarney
The Cliffs of Moher, 5 miles long & over 700 feet high, are a highlight of County Clare in this country
John Ford, son of immigrants from this country, directed 1952's "The Quiet Man", which was set there
The Celts first arrived on this island around 500 B.C.
At about 2/3 of a square mile, Upper Lake is the smallest of this country's lakes of Killarney
Prime Minister Eamon de Valera
The Shannon River, longest in the British Isles, is in this country
3,414-foot-high Carrantuohill west of Killarney is the highest peak on this island
Ellis Island opened Jan. 1, 1892 & the first immigrant was from County Cork on this island
It's the "Emerald Isle"
"In Erin's cause, come woe or weal, 'mid cannons' roar and rifles peal, we'll chant a soldier's song"
Perfumes from this country include Innisfree, Connemara & Eire
The shore of this island is indented by numerous bays including Donegal Bay & Belfast Lough
Cork
This nation in the British isles remained neutral throughout the war
It's no sham: Aer Lingus is this country's national airline
St. George's Channel separates Wales from this country
Galway & Donegal Bays indent it
Eriu is a celtic fertility goddess of this island named for her; Eire & Erin are corruptions of her name
Bono
Carrantuohill in Macgillycuddy's Reeks
A 19th C. goblet in the library was given to Pres. Kennedy when he visited this country of his ancestors in 1963
In this country's parliament, the Dail has 166 seats, the Seanad, 60
Artist portraitist James Joyce
In "Tara Road" by Maeve Binchy, a woman from this country swaps houses with a woman in Connecticut
Named for a place in County Wicklow, the Glen of Imaal terrier is one of the most lovable breeds from this country
This country officially closes public schools on both St. Patrick's Day & St. Stephen's Day
Sinead O'Connor, famed for her shaved head
Eire
Standish O'Grady was known for writing histories of this country, his birthplace
The University of Limerick is a leading educational institution in this European nation
Leon Uris had a 1976 bestseller with "Trinity", a novel of this country
Roddy Doyle chronicles life in this country in "Paddy Clark Ha Ha Ha" & "The Woman Who Walked into Doors"
Hibernians live on this island whose Latin name was Hibernia
It's where you'll find Kerry's lovely lakes of Killarney
In 1997 Tony Blair formally apologized to this country for British negligence during the 1845-49 famine
The crusade of Father Theobald Mathew reduced this island's whiskey intake by half in the early 1840s
In Europe:Prime Minister Bertie Ahern
In 1595 Hugh O'Neill, "the Great Earl" of Tyrone, led a revolt against British rule here
Edna O'Brien's frank depiction of women's lives has gotten her books banned in this, her native country
This country's 4 geographical provinces are Connaught, Leinster, Munster & part of Ulster
The Fenian Brotherhood fought for the independence of this country
Based on the play "The Colleen Bawn", "The Lily of Killarney" takes place in this country
Cyrus Field's first transatlantic telegraph cable that worked connected Newfoundland & this "Emerald Isle"
"The Emerald Isle"
Charles Stewart Parnell was nicknamed "The Uncrowned King Of" this country
Ciaran, who founded an abbey in Clonmacnoise in this country, has his own feast day
The Connaught Telegraph & The Galway Advertiser
The Fianna Fail political party's name means "Warriors of" this country
During the Easter Rebellion in 1916 a group of rebels declared this country a republic
Aer Lingus
Munster & Connacht
It's the native country of the Connemara pony, an excellent jumper
Among its 26 counties are one famed for its cut glass & one known for its tweed cloth
The Ivory Coast's flag is orange, white & green, the reverse of the flag of this republic
Swimmer Michelle Smith, the first woman from this country to win Olympic gold, took home 3 gold medals & 1 bronze
The Munster Express
When this country won its independence from Great Britain in 1921, Ulster didn't go with it
Harp
Linen &potato
On the back of the euro issued by this country you’ll find a Celtic harp
This country's highest mountain is Carrantuohill, part of Macgillicuddy's Reeks
In 832 residents of Armagh on this island couldn't get a break; they were invaded by the Vikings 3 times in one month
If you can't tell that it's the island seen here, adjust the colors on your monitor:("The Emerald Isle")
The "Six Counties" of the northern part of this island include Armagh, Antrim & Derry
When young John was lord of this island, he & his buddies rudely laughed at the beards of local chieftains
James Joyce called this country, his homeland, "The Old Sow that Eats Her Farrow"
Patricius, the son of Calpurnius, a Roman nobleman, traveled to & became the patron saint of this country
The Stone of Destiny sits on the Hill of Tara in County Meath in this country
Greeks & Romans wrote about this island, Hibernia, though they never settled on it
After earning a law degree from Trinity College, Mary Robinson became the first woman president of this nation
This country's national museum has 3 sites in the capital & one in County Mayo devoted to rural life
Dail Eireann&Seanad Eireann
Bushmill's & Tullamore Dew come from this island
March 17:A certain saint's day
William Butler Yeats
Benbulbin is a peak in this country; you can take a peek at Yeats' grave nearby
This nation borders only the United Kingdom
Leinster & Munster
Harp
The Battle of the Boyne, the Easter Rising
"The Vision of Adamnán" is one of the oldest prose works of this Atlantic island nation
The Pale & what was beyond it referred to the medieval dominions of England in this country
On August 22 Michael Collins was ambushed by Independent Republicans in this country
"Sons Of The Gael! Men Of The Pale! The Long Watched Day Is Breaking"
It's 1155 & Pope Adrian IV has issued a bull allowing Henry II of England to conquer this island
Prime Minister Bertie Ahern
Within the Oglaigh na h-Eireann:G2
"An act to provide for the better government of" this island divided it in 2 in 1920
The flag seen here represents the president of this country:[harp in the middle]
1002:Brian Boru
Robert Boyle,George Berkeley
A 1921 treaty dividing the island demanded a fidelity oath that brought about a civil war in this country
John Gregory Dunne's '89 memoir, "Harp", details his search for his ancestral roots in this country
Born in New York City, Eamon De Valera served as this country's prime minister 3 times in the 20th century
Bertie Ahern was a lord mayor in this country before becoming its youngest prime minister
The son of the sun god, Cuchulain was a great hero of the myths & legends of this country
The Tuatha de Danann, early inhabitants of this island, are said to live in the hills with faeries
The punt
The harp is a national symbol of this European country & also the name of a popular beer from that country
A national monument in Cork, the second city of this country, honors the Rebellion of 1798
In 1886 PM Gladstone suffered defeat when he tried to get home rule for this island
There are gory goings-on in "The Lieutenant of Inishmore", a black comedy set in this country's Aran Islands
Blaa may not sound appetizing, but it's a nice floury bread from Waterford in this country
Godot waiter Samuel Beckett
Before the euro, it used the punt
If you're visiting the rocky promontory called the Giant's Causeway, you're traveling on this island
Lord Chancellor of this country 1789-1802, the Earl of Clare fought against rights for Catholics there
Mary McAleese
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, Denmark.) The Sea Stallion is a reconstruction of a ship built of oak from near Glendalough on this island, which suffered its first recorded Viking raids in 795
Bertie Ahern is the Taoiseach or prime minister of this European nation