What year was Ireland founded?

Answer 1

The Greek writer Ptolemy noted a settlement named Eblana in 170 AD.

That's the earliest known reference. As a word "Eblana" is not too dissimilar to "Dublin" allowing for different langauages and the distance Greece was from Ireland.

What gave the city its name was a dark pool near, or part of, the River Liffey - and the Irish for "dark pool" is Dubh Linn. A settlement of that name probably dates from around the first century BC, but there was most likely an unnamed settlement there for many years before that.

The town was established by the Norse in about 841 AD and the establishment of the place as a city is generally dated to 988 AD.

Answer 2

The earliest evidence of human occupation after the retreat of the ice age has been dated to between 8000 and 7000 BC. Settlements of Mesolithic hunter-gatherers have been found at about half a dozen sites scattered throughout the country.

Answer 3

Ireland was established in 1923, it is an island in Europe.

in 1920 by the Irish so then on it grow

Answer 4

The modern state of Ireland was founded in 1921 as the Irish Free State.

Answer 5

In prehistoric times. Ireland always was inhabited.

Ireland was not always inhabited, stupid.

Answer 6

Officially it was founded in the year 988AD but there were people living where Dublin now is long before that.

Answer 7

God just like every thing else