Propaganga is the answer to that question my dear cousin.
AnswerBecause the government of Britain who run northern Ireland cover it up and only tell you what they want you to know. AnswerBecause working class stiffs don't read 17th century books on anything. Apart from that, teaching history seems to be dying out in Irish schools and that may not be a bad thing, given that much of it was Propaganda anyway. Anybody who is interested in Irish history can read all they want online. There are masses of history sites. Hope the British government doesn't find out. :) AnswerLads the British government is not going to stop people in 2006 from reading about Irish historyAnswer
Irish people are not that uneducated!!!!!!! And also, the British government doesn't control Ireland anymore!!! It's not some kind of conspiracy! Honestly, where did you get that? Also"working class stiffs". A bit racist, there, sweetheart!!!! If anything, Irish history isn't known about because nobody cares because they have to do eleven other subjects. This is 2008!!! Seriously people!!! Irish history isn't very interesting anyway. It's all famine, scratchy wool, tuatha na RÃ, emigration and Celtic traditions. Which are actually pretty cool. But Irish is a huge section in our history education. Most people drop it after the Junior Cert. though. "Propaganda"????? Nobody bears a grudge against Britain and all that Norhern Ireland stuff is way better, so be informed before you answer the question.
Yes, there were druids living in ancient Ireland.
Ireland is predominantly Catholic with a minor Protestant (or Church of Ireland) following. English is the main language spoken, although the original ancient Celtic language (Gaelic) is taught at schools.
its because they are the ancient folklore of Ireland and they are not heard of in other countries
Stonehenge is in England, not Ireland. Ireland has many ancient sites of its own of great interest, such as Newgrange.
the druids
Hibernia is the ancient name for Ireland.
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It is fairly well documented, even though it is often patchy. We have the writings of ancient Roman and Greek historians. However, their reliability is often questionable
The Druids
Erin is a Celtic name and means "from Ireland", its also the ancient Irish name for Ireland
There is no documentation of ancient Irish dance that I know of.
Ireland is a very old country which is proud of its heritage, and so a lot of ancient things have been handed down throug families or found.