1. ÉIRE (Írország) 10th AEC-NET Conference in Dundalk Céad Mile Fáilte Éire (A Hundred Thousand Welcome In Ireland) Előadás az Írországban megtartott projekt alapú, Ázsia és Európa iskoláit összefogó 10. Nemzetközi Konferenciáról, valamint az országjárás élményeiről (2011. dec. 14-én az Angol Városi Munkaközösség és a Varga Katalin Angol munkaközössége számára Készítette: Kajdi Marianna – Varga Katalin Gimnázium)

18. A Short Portfolio of Ireland 26 + 6 = 32 counties (1921) Population: 3.5 million Irish descent: 2 million in the UK, 500,000 in the USA 213,000 in Australia 74,000 in Canada Edna Brian’s novel: Mother Ireland

19. Molly Malone

21. Ancient history UNESCO World Heritage Site in Newgrange in the Boyne Valley The prehistoric mould dates back to prehistoric times, around 3200 BC in the Neolithic period.

24. The Book of Kells a lavishly decorated copy of the four gospels (= four books in the Bible) in Latin probably produced early in the 9th century on display in Trinity College, Dublin (the oldest university in Ireland founded by Elisabeth I in 1592)

26. Trinity College

27. Daniel O’ Connell Catholic politician in the 19th century street named after him with his statue in it referred to as a Liberator a campaign for Catholic Emancipation against Act of Union in 1801 (merged the Parliaments of the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain)

29. Potato famine 1845-1851 One million people died. One million people emigrated to the USA. Many died on the ‘coffin’ ships. A statue in St. Stephen’s Green

31. Eamon de Valera 1922 – the English-Irish agreement Michael Collins (governing for 18 months) Formation of the Free Irish State (Éire) E. de Valera – first president of the Republic 1937 - Constitution 1949 – leaves the British Commonwealth

32. 1990 - 2007 1990 – Mary Robinson – first woman president 1997 – divorce is legitimate 1998 – David Timble and John Hume – Nobel Peace Prize 2002 - Euro 2005 - IRA declares to finish its war 2007 – old government resigned, new elections

33. Peat bogs in Connemara

35. Kylemore Abbey

36. The Guinness Estate in the Wicklow Mountain