Ireland is one of the world's largest islands. It is nestled in the northwestern part of Europe and is known for its natural grandeur, exciting culture, and verdant scenery. Celts were said to be the first inhabitants of the country.
Most people who know about or have gone to Ireland are aware about how interesting this country is. If you don't know much about it and you want to know more about it for your upcoming vacation to this place, here are some interesting facts and trivia about Ireland.
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• Ireland also comes by the name Emerald Island. This name was coined because of the lush greenery that the country is known for.
• Next to Irish and English, the most common language spoken in the island is Gaelic.
• Ireland is where the famous Claddagh Rings originated. The Claddagh Rings have a design that is composed of two hands holding a heart that is topped with a crown. The heart symbolizes love, hands represent friendship, and the crown stands for loyalty.
• St. Patrick introduced the religion of Christianity in Ireland sometime in the 430 BC.
• St. Patrick's Day is honored every March 17. It is a holiday observed in the entire country. Millions of people go to Dublin to partake in the festivities.
• Rosary originated in Ireland.
• Most of the people in Ireland are Roman Catholics.
• Most of the Irish castles contain a murder hole located at the entrance. Daggers or hot liquids were dumped into the hole to kill enemies who wish to enter the castle.
• The only reptile that lives in Ireland is lizard.
• Titanic was made in Ireland.
• The designer of the White House in Washington is an Irish. His name is James Hoban.
Pollux Parker is an adventurer who loves discovering secret island getaways in each country he visits. Pollux also likes to collect Irish flag and buy Irish flag for sale.
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