0
Celtic
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Ireland is dominated by the what culture even today?
Celtic
Is Kathy Ireland related to John Ireland?
No, Not even close.
Is Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland larger?
Republic of Ireland is far bigger. Even check for yourself!
Is soccer important st p day and why?
This isn't even a question, but to try an form some kind of answer I'll stats that no, FOOTBALL is not important on St. Patricks day and no football is played on that day in Ireland. Furthermore anyone that celebrates St. Patricks day is celebrating the desruction of the old Irish way of life and culture by the ruling higher classes of Europe at the time. Ireland today is basically a form of English culture bar a few things like folk music and attitude. That Irish dancing malarky is a load of nonesense and has nothing to do with the old Irish.
How are women represented?
i believe that women are represented in many different ways, it may depend on your culture or even legends that people still follow today.
Is geocaching popular in Ireland?
Geocaching is very popular in Ireland, there are even websites dedicated to it.
Most cities in western and even central Europe were socially dominated by?
patrician oligarchies
Is there a missionary from Ireland?
Ireland is famous for its missionaries down through the centuries. An old nickname for Ireland was the land of saints and scholars. From famous saints like Columba (also known as St. Columcille), Columbanus, Kilian and Forannan down to ordinary people who even today still go to countries to help spread Christianity.
Can you send fireworks in post to Ireland?
No, because fireworks are illegal in Ireland. It is even illegal to bring them over the border from Northern Ireland
What country is a shamrock from?
Shamrocks are connected to Ireland. It's even registered as a trademark by the Govrerment of Ireland.
What country is shamrock from?
Shamrocks are connected to Ireland. It's even registered as a trademark by the Govrerment of Ireland.
Is Irish spring soap from Ireland?
No, we've never even heard of Irish Spring soap in Ireland
