The Republic of Ireland

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1. The Republic of Ireland
2. План занятия кружка1.Символы Ирландии2.Географическое положение страны3.Климатические условия
3. IRISH FLAGThe official Irish flagThe unofficial Irish flag
4. IRISH SYMBOLS The Shamrock.The Harp.
5. LocationThe Republic of Ireland takes up the
6. ClimateThe climate of Ireland is dominated by
7. Economic DevelopmentThe main industries of Ireland are
8. populationThe population of The Republic of Ireland
9. religionAbout 94% of the people of Ireland
10. languagesAlmost all the people speak English, and
11. Dublin is the capital of the country.
12. Traditions SAIN’T PATRIcK’S DAY PARADE
13. St. Patrick – Ireland’s national
14. Irish DANCES
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План занятия кружка1.Символы Ирландии2.Географическое положение страны3.Климатические условия Ирландии4.Экономика страны5.Население Ирландии6.Религиозные общины Ирландии7. Национальный государственный язык8.Дублин – столица Ирландии9.Нравы и традиции народа Ирландии

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Слайд 1The Republic of Ireland
Автор: Васильченко Тамара

Николаевна

учитель английского языка
МОУ-СОШ с. Приволжское

Слайд 2План занятия кружка
1.Символы Ирландии
2.Географическое положение страны
3.Климатические условия Ирландии
4.Экономика страны
5.Население Ирландии
6.Религиозные

общины Ирландии
7. Национальный государственный язык
8.Дублин – столица Ирландии
9.Нравы и традиции

народа Ирландии

План занятия кружка1.Символы Ирландии2.Географическое положение страны3.Климатические условия Ирландии4.Экономика страны5.Население Ирландии6.Религиозные общины Ирландии7. Национальный государственный язык8.Дублин – столица

Слайд 3IRISH FLAG

The official Irish flag

The unofficial Irish flag

Слайд 4IRISH SYMBOLS
The Shamrock.
The Harp.

The Cladding Ring.
The Coat of Arms of Ireland

IRISH SYMBOLS The Shamrock.The Harp. The Cladding Ring.The Coat of Arms of

Слайд 5Location
The Republic of Ireland takes up the larger part of

the island of Ireland. The island is bounded by the

Atlantic Ocean in the south, west and north and is separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea. Its total area is 84,000sq. km. One-sixth of its territory is a part of the UK called Northern Ireland.

LocationThe Republic of Ireland takes up the larger part of the island of Ireland. The island is

Слайд 6Climate
The climate of Ireland is dominated by the moderating effects

of the surrounding seas. Snow is rare in most winter.

Average temperature in January and February is between 4’C and 7’C. In July and August average temperature is 14’C and 17’C. Annual rainfall makes Irishmen call their country the cleanest place in the world

ClimateThe climate of Ireland is dominated by the moderating effects of the surrounding seas. Snow is rare

Слайд 7Economic Development
The main industries of Ireland are food and tobacco

manufacturing and brewing. Agriculture remains one of the most important

part of the Irish economy. Cattle raising and dairy-farming are the major sectors. The main crops are barley, wheat, sugar-beef, peas and potatoes. Industrial exports include chemicals, textiles, and machinery and transport equipment

Economic DevelopmentThe main industries of Ireland are food and tobacco manufacturing and brewing. Agriculture remains one of

Слайд 8population
The population of The Republic of Ireland on April 2nd

2014 is approximately 2,910,130. (Extrapolated from a population of 4,460,000

on September 22nd 2009 and a population of 4,109,086 on October 9th 2010.)

populationThe population of The Republic of Ireland on April 2nd 2014 is approximately 2,910,130. (Extrapolated from a

Слайд 9religion
About 94% of the people of Ireland are Roman Catholics,

and less than 4% are Protestants. Protestant groups include the

Church of Ireland (Anglican) and the Presbyterian and Methodist denominations. Freedom of worship is guaranteed by the constitution.

religionAbout 94% of the people of Ireland are Roman Catholics, and less than 4% are Protestants. Protestant

Слайд 10languages
Almost all the people speak English, and about one-fourth also

speak Irish, a Gaelic language that is the traditional tongue

of Ireland. Irish is spoken as the vernacular by a relatively small number of people, however, mostly in areas of the west. The constitution provides for both Irish and English as official languages.

languagesAlmost all the people speak English, and about one-fourth also speak Irish, a Gaelic language that is

Слайд 11Dublin is the capital of the country.

Слайд 12 Traditions SAIN’T PATRIcK’S DAY PARADE
This parade is held on the

17-th of March, the day of the main Irish saint.

But it takes place not only in Ireland now.

Traditions SAIN’T PATRIcK’S DAY PARADE This parade is held on the 17-th of March, the

Слайд 13St. Patrick – Ireland’s national apostle
According

to legend he was abducted from his
parents’ villa

and taken to Ireland where he remained for some years as a slave, returning there subsequently as a missionary. He is said to have died in 461 AD. A revival of devotion to and interest in St. Patrick accompanied the growth of Irish nationalism in the 18th century.