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What is Ireland used their land for?
The land in Ireland is used for various things. Crops are grown, livestock graze on it, horses are trained on it, turf is cut from it, houses are built on it, sports are played on it, people use it for leisure pursuits like walking and climbing, it is used for the study of geology and archaeology and other sciences. Basically, land in Ireland is used for much the same reasons as land is in many countries.
Who controlled most of the land in Ireland in the 1800's?
Britian, all of it.
What is the most famous land mark in northern Ireland?
The Giant's Causeway.
What type of land makes up most of central Ireland?
A large part of it is bog.
What details indicate the problems of Swift's own society?
Ireland still remained poor even after the pamphlet was written. Most people had to try and make a living from the land.
What are facts about The Republic of Ireland's Land?
The land is largely green. Most of the mountains tend to be close to the coast with most of the flatter areas being in the middle of the country. The western part of Ireland in particular has a lot of rocky land which is not very suitable for growing crops, so livestock is commonly found there.
What country is known as the land of the shamrock?
Ireland is known as the land of the shamrock. The shamrock is a symbol of Ireland and is associated with St. Patrick's Day.
What is the most common plug type used in Ireland?
The most common plug type used in Ireland is the Type G plug, which has three rectangular prongs in a triangular pattern.
How many different land mammal species are native to Ireland?
There are approximately 30 land mammals native to Ireland. Most are rodents, squirrels, rats mice etc. Others are bats, rabbits, hares, foxes and deer.
What plugs are used in Ireland and where can I find them?
In Ireland, the plugs used are Type G plugs, which have three rectangular prongs. You can find these plugs at most electrical stores or online retailers in Ireland.
The land of Eoin?
Ireland
Can you travel by land from Ireland to Norway?
As Ireland is on an island, I would think not.
