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'Ireland' usually refers to the island that lies beside England. According to the constitution, the official name is Éire, which in English is Ireland. It is sometimes called the Republic of Ireland, though that is not the official name. The Republic covers most of the island of Ireland, with Nothern Ireland, which is actually a part of the United Kingdom.
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Hurling is the national game of which country?
Ireland.
What country's national symbol is a harp?
Ireland
Aer lingus is in what country?
Aer Lingus is Ireland's national airline.
What is considered the national food in the country of Ireland?
Irish Stew
Does Ireland have a country symbol?
Ireland's national symbol is a harp. You will see it on Irish coins and official documents.
What is Ireland's national animal?
It is known that there are 3 national animals in Ireland, including the Stag, the Irish Wolfhound and the Lapwing. Although some may think it is the hare, it is not. Well, those are my sources.
Do Ireland and Ulster fly the same flag?
No. Ireland is a country and has a national flag. Ulster is one of four provinces of Ireland, each of which has their own flags.
Which country did the Kerry Blue Terrier originated from?
It originated from (and is the national dog of) Ireland.
Hurling is the national game for which country?
It is one of the two national sports of Ireland, the other being Gaelic Football.
What is the national flower of the Republic of Ireland?
Ireland's national FLOWER is a yellow rose and some people would say snowdrop, because neither bloom naturally in any other country.
Why is the yellow rose the national flower of Ireland?
The yellow rose, and some might say the snowdrop, are Ireland's national flower because neither bloom naturally in any other country.
Which country has the emblems of shamrock and the harp?
Ireland is the country that has the emblems of shamrock and the harp. The shamrock is a symbol of Ireland and represents the Holy Trinity in Irish Catholicism, while the harp is the national emblem of Ireland and is featured on official government documents and Irish currency.
