DUBLIN PRESENTATION

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dublin

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland, as well as being the largest and most populous city not only in the Republic but in the entire island of Ireland,

The inhabitants of the city, if we consider the metropolitan area, are around one and a half million.

It was founded by the Vikings as a center for slave trading, the city is located on the mouth of the River Liffey, in the center of the east coast of the island. It has been the capital of the island since medieval times

THE name

In the place where Dublin is located the rivers Liffey and Poddle converged in a dark and stagnant swamp which the Vikings named D'yfflin or Duhb Linn (black pond) from which the current name of the city derives

the history of dublin

Dublin was born at the beginning of the ninth century, when the Vikings founded one of their largest settlements outside of Scandinavia in the current city. it was the scene of wars and conflicts that lasted several centuries, in the twentieth century the Irish capital consolidated its identity and today it is a modern and thriving city, rich in history and proud of its past

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the climate

Although it is located on an island, Dublin has a continental and temperate climate: winters are mild and summers are never too hot. The hottest months are July and August, while in winter the minimum temperatures are in January and February. The climate is very variable, it rarely snows, and often after hours of light rain the clouds give way to the sun and blue skies

The best of Dublin

Guiness storehouse

Guiness is a dark beer called stout, known for its characteristic malt flavor and soft, creamy foam. It was founded in 1759 by Arthur Guinness. It is the largest brewery in Europe. today this brewery has been declared a national monument and tourists can visit its interior and observe the stages of the manufacturing process

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THE TEMPLE BAR

Dubino is universally known for its pubs and clubs, such as 'The stag's head', 'O'Neill's, 'The brazen head' and 'McDaid's But the best known is Temple Bar. Dublin pubs are real fragments of history, where writers, politicians and rock stars have taken refuge for centuries. There are more than a thousand of them in the city, all characterized by music and a lively and friendly atmosphere

The paved streets between Dame street and the river are called Temple bar. A charming and lively area with bars, shops, pubs and art galleries, the cultural and social center of Dublin.

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Trinity College was founded in 1952 by Queen Elizabeth I and counted illustrious figures such as Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde among its students. The most evocative building of the entire complex is undoubtedly the old library which houses two hundred thousand ancient books, the oldest harp in Ireland and the famous book of kells. The latter is the most richly decorated illuminated manuscript in Ireland . It was performed by the monks of Kells and contains the four gospels in tin.

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dublin food

The rich Irish pastures provide tender lamb, beef and pork, while the sea and rivers offer a vast selection of fish and seafood. Among the typical dishes they must be mentioned

seafood

the coddle

Seafood, cockles and mussels Being surrounded by sea and with a history of fishing for their food, Ireland makes claim to some of the best seafood in the world. If you have a huge appetite for a fishy feast, you’ve come to the right place.

A traditional Irish favourite made with leftovers like sausages, bacon, potatoes and onions slowed cooked in broth until rich and delicious, coddle is the perfect comfort food when the temperature drops on a cold wintry day. Where to try: While coddle is available in many pubs, you might want to drop by Hairy Lemon on Stephen Street for a good meal and enjoy their fine selection of music.

Saint Patrick was responsible for the introduction of Christianity into Ireland in 432 AD. In the place where the saint baptized converts, the largest cathedral in Ireland was built in his name. He is the patron saint of Ireland and his festival is celebrated on March 17 with numerous shows, celebrations and parades. On that occasion the Irish dress in green, often showing off bizarre green elf hats and huge shamrocks.

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By Samira Grieco 2CL

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