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Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. It is separated from Great Britain to its east by the north channel, the Irish Sea, and St George’s Channel. Ireland is the second-largest island of the British Isles, the third-largest in Europe. It is split into Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland is still a part of the UK, while the Republic of Ireland has its own identity. Ireland consists of a central zone, surrounded by mountainous areas. The highest peak is Carrantuohill in County Kerry. The main river is called the Shannon, beginning in the north, flowing south sand culminating in the Atlantic.
The Republic of Ireland is divided into 30 administrative regions, mostly tied to the 26 constituent countries.
Major cities:
Ireland is a wonderful country with green meadows, rocky “lunar” landscapes, deep lakes, and fast-flowing rivers. There are four seasons in Ireland:
Spring: March to May, daily air temperatures fall between 4 and 7 °C
Summer: June to August, with mean daily temperatures of 4 to 16 °C
Autumn: September to November, daily temperatures of 17 °C
Winter: December to February, daily temperatures of 8 °C
The British pound (IEP) was the national currency of Ireland, which was replaced by the Euro in 2002 as part of the EU common monetary union.
Symbol: IR €
Indian conversion: 1 Euro= 88.99 INR.
There are many top universities in Ireland offering top courses for students to pursue their higher education.
Top courses in Ireland:
Popular programs:
The Irish education system is one of the best in Europe. The country has a rich culture and tradition. Ireland is home to some of the best universities in the world. The universities provide the highest quality education and an excellent education system for students. Many universities in Ireland provide scholarship opportunities for international students. It benefits students with post-study visas after completion of their course.
Irish education is made up of:
Primary education: children do not have to attend school until the age of 6. Irish cation is child-centered
Second-level education: it consists of a 3year junior cycle followed by a 2 year or 3-year senior cycle
Third-level education: it is made up of several sectors. The university sector, the technological sector, and the colleges of education.
Further and adult education: further education comprises education and training which takes place after second-level schooling but which is not part of the third-level system.
The Republic of Ireland is one of the richest countries in the world. The economy of Ireland can be described as a knowledge economy that mainly focuses on financial service, high tech, and life science. The primary industries in Ireland rely on rich natural resources, such as agriculture,
mining. forestry and fishing.
Industries in Ireland are:
Ireland has two types of student visa: