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The harp is the official symbol of Ireland. The shamrock is a common symbol used to represent Ireland, though not the official one. Green can represent Ireland. The sports of Gaelic Football and Hurling, Ireland's two national sports, can represent Ireland. St. Patrick's Day events, like parades, can represent Ireland. These are some of the things, but there are others, like music.

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