The entire island was once known as just "Ireland" and was under British rule. In 1922, 26 of the 32 counties of Ireland fought from the Union to form its own country, as a result of the Irish War of Independence. This is now known as the "Republic of Ireland".
The remaining 6 counties did not fight because the majority in these counties were unionist (i.e. were pro-British and wanted to still be part of Britain's rule) and this is now known as "Northern Ireland". Northern Ireland remains a part of the UK but is mostly self-governing.
That's just a brief and general explaination.
A natural border, composed by the Rio Grande river.
Hedgehogs, rabbits, badgers and foxes are native to Northern Ireland. Stoats, which are a type of weasel are also native to Northern Ireland.
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Both Northern and Southern Ireland are free market economies.
Most Irish (both Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland) are Roman Catholics.
Northern Ireland is not a city. There are some cities in Northern Ireland, like Belfast, which is the largest, and cities like Derry and Armagh. Each is different and have their own character, history and special things about them.
Mostly public-sector, which the government is attempting to change.
No- Australia is a completely independent nation, whereas Northern Ireland is not. Northern Ireland remains a part of the UK, but has a devolved Assembly which has powers over most (but not all) of it's domestic affairs. It has no seperate criminal justice or prison system, nor any financial autonomy.
That type of question is impossible to answer as different people would have different opinions on it.
That type of question is impossible to answer as different people would have different opinions on it.
I had a Wicklow Collie in Ireland. She was about one third smaller than a normal sized Border Collie. Her parents were also smaller. She was very smart with strong work ethic. I was unable to find that breed anywhere else outside of Ireland.
By area:CorkGalwayMayoDonegalKerryTipperaryClareBy population:DublinAntrimCorkDownGalwayDerryKildareCounties in the Republic of Ireland are shown in normal type, while those in Northern Ireland are listed in italictype.