GOOD TRIP

IF YOURS  ARE THE TRIPS I RECOMMED YOU GO TO IRELAND

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THESE ARE THE THEN THINGS YOU CAN DO WHEN TRAVELING TO IRELAND

1.YOU CAN VISIT THE TITANIC PIER IN COBH.


2. IF YOU ARE A MOVIE LOVER.
YOU CAN {TRAVEL THE CINEMA ROUTE. HARRY POTTER

3. AND IF YOURS ARE THE FHINGS OF SPACE.
YOU CAN COMTEMPLATE THE AMAZING NORTHERN LIGHTS ON THE ATLANTIC CO ASTAL ROUTE.

4. YOU CAN LISTEN TO EXCITING PIRATE STORIES.

5,IF THE ADRENALINE GOES WITH YOU.
YOU CAN VISIT THE CLIFFS OF MOHER COUNTRY CLARE.


6. IF YOU LIKE BEER.
YOU CAN TOUR THE GUINNESS FACTORIES, IF´S LIKE GOIN TO BEER DISNEYLAND BUT BEER.

7. YOU CAN VISIT THE LAND WITH LIMENTONE











8. YOU CAN GO TO SEA TO APPRECIATE THE GREETING OF THE SEALS ON HOWTH
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9. WHEN CHILD YOU WERE TOLD ABSUT BAMBI´S STORY.
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YOU CAN SEE IT IN PERSON IF YOU TRAVEL TO IRLAND-


10. YOU CAN TOUR THE SEA OF DOOLIN ON THE VIKING SHIP


OH, TO YOUR VACATIONS DON´T GET RUINED
LISTEN CAREFULLY THESE TEN THINGS THAT YOU DIFAINALY SHOULD NOT DO.


THE FIRST: YOU  MUSTN´T GREET WITH A KISS ON THE HAND OR CHEEK.

SECOND: YOU MUSTN´T REFUSEA COFFE OR TEÉ

THIRD: YOU MUST NOT LEAVE AFTER MIDNIGHT.

FOURTH: YOU MUSTN´T IMITATE THE IRISHIS AN OFFENSE


FIFTH: ALSO YOU MUST NOT DRINK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE STREET.


SIXTH: BE CAREFUL IN CHOOSING THE DATE OF YOUR TRIP
YOU MUST NOT REFUSE A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE IN A BIFEST YEAR.

SEVENTH: YOU MUST NOT SMOKE IN CLOSED PUBLIC OR P
RIVATE SPACE, IT´S PROHIBITED.


EIGHTH: YOU MUSTN´T DRIVE ON THE RIGHT


NINETH: YOU MUST NOT SPEAK ALOUD IN PUBLIC SPACES


TENTH: YOU MUSTN´T TALK ABOUT THE IRISH WARS.

typical meals of ireland

The kitchen is inspired by the crops and breeding animals in its temperate climate. However, the development of Irish cuisine was adversely affected by the conquest of English in the 17th century because this forced the impoverishment of the mass of people through dispossession of land and the organization of Ireland's food economy to provide supplies to England and its armed forces. This also replaced the higher levels of the kitchen with English standards

 

Coddle: is made with layers of pork sausage cut into slices and wrapped in bacon. All mixed with potatoes cut into slices and onions. Some traditional recipes include a small amount of Guinness.

 

 Bacon and cabbage: this dish consists of bacon cooked with cabbage and potato. Sometimes other types of vegetables are added such as turnips or carrots. And in some cases it is also accompanied by smoked bacon.

Beef and Guinness Stew: is a stew of veal and the famous Irish beer: Guinness.

 

Lobster salad: fresh lobster salad. It is located on the western coast of the island.

 

culture and custom

Ireland is a wonderful country, with a happy people, or at least more than the British, talkative and noisy who like to tell their traditions and show themselves different from the English, in fact it is a common mistake for many students who come to perfect the language to assume that Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, this is usually taken as an offense. Without a doubt that reputation as stubborn, or rather, to remain faithful to its principles has earned it well.

Saint Patrick, the green party of Ireland 

 

Ireland's quintessential party is the Saint Patrick's party, which is celebrated on March 17 of each year. On this day everyone carries something green, which on the other hand is the color that symbolizes the country, and a clover. The clover symbolizes the teachings of the Holy Trinity that Saint Patrick carried to these lands. Throughout the day there are countless parades and in the evenings there will be parties, concerts, beers and festivities in the pubs. The Dublin parade of the capital is part of a festival that lasts five days.

Weddings, a very beautiful tradition

 

A very beautiful tradition is the wedding ceremonies, in which the couples choose to honor the ancient Celtic rite of the union of hands in their marriages. The bride and groom join their hands through a tied white tie. And a curiosity that we say that the bride is wearing something blue, something new, something used and something borrowed is of Irish origin.

Another curiosity about Irish weddings is that days before, in the bride's house goose will be cooked, and at the banquet the bride and groom will start eating salt and oatmeal, as protection against the evil eye. 

Elves and fairies, the leprechauns 

Like good Celts the Irish believe in all the forces of nature, and also in the leprechauns, nice little men-duende protagonists of Irish popular folklore. Legend has it that leprechauns are in Ireland from before the Celts themselves, often take the form of old men who enjoy making mischief and are dedicated to making or fixing shoes. The best part is that if you catch one, it will take you to your pot of gold coins, you know, the one at the end of the rainbow.

HOTELS IN IRELAND

• Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Centre 

  

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• Jurys Inn Dublin Parnell Street

  

    

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• Ballsbridge Hotel

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