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England is part of the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland' which also includes six counties in the north of Ireland (Down, Antrim, Tyrone, Derry, Armagh and Fermanagh) though there is a strong movement to bring about a united Ireland
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Are there any megaliths in Stonehenge Ireland?
Stonehenge is in England, not Ireland. Ireland has many ancient sites of its own of great interest, such as Newgrange.
Are Wales England Northern Ireland and Scotland provinces in great Britain or countries or what exactly are they called?
England, Scotland and Wales are countries in their own right. Northern Ireland is a province.
Are Ireland - Wales - Scotland and England provinces of the UK?
Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales are known as "constituent countries" of the United Kingdom. Scotland and England were kingdoms in their own right, Wales used to be called a principality and Northern Ireland a province. Ireland is both a state and an island, the island comprises of the state of Ireland and that part of the UK called Northern Ireland.
Is David Cameron leader of England Scotland and Wales?
David Cameron, or any UK Prime Minister, is the head of government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This includes England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. However, Scotland has its own government and Wales and Northern Ireland have their own assemblies. So those constituent countries have their own "leaders" while England has no devolved government.
What is the difference between an Englishman and an Irishman?
An Englishman is someone from England, which is part of the United Kingdom, while an Irishman is someone from Ireland. They have different cultural backgrounds, traditions, and histories. Additionally, England and Ireland are separate countries with their own governments and identities.
Is Ireland south of England?
No. Ireland is west of England.
Northern Ireland is ruled by what country?
Northern Ireland is ruled by no other country i.e it is no-longer ruled by Britain. Power has been devolved to Northern Ireland (2010) in which they have their own government, police etc.
Why did King George V want England to own Ireland?
Okay, first of all England didn't really own Ireland. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (which is only a few miles from the Island of Great Britain) had been working together since the 1700's. The UK consisted of Scotland, England, and Ireland at the time. Thinking that King George was the King of the UK, and subsequentally the king of England, Scotland, and Ireland, he would want the best for his people. I mean, Ireland splitting from the UK would be like Texas and Florida splitting from the United States, or Newfoundland and Ontario splitting from Canada.
Where is England in the worlds rich league table?
England isn't listed on its own. The United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) is eighth in terms of GDP.
What are the four countries of the uk?
England Scotland wales northern Ireland and republic of Ireland
Where is Ireland located in England?
Ireland is not in England, The island of Ireland is located west to the island of Great Britain (which is made up of England, Wales and Scotland). The Island of Ireland is separated into two countries the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom (which is Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales)
The United Kingdom was formed when which countries created a union?
England, Scotland, and Ireland
