A BUSINESS TRIP TO IRELAND

Ireland

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Where is Ireland ?

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Nori grape silver beet broccoli kombu beet greens fava bean potato quandong celery. Bunya nuts black-eyed pea prairie turnip leek lentil turnip greens parsnip. Sea lettuce lettuce water chestnut eggplant winter purslane fennel azuki bean earthnut pea sierra leone bologi leek soko chicory celtuce parsley jícama salsify.

Let's take a closer look

Ireland from up close

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Did you know ?

Ireland possess only one land border wich is with northern ireland which belongs to the United Kingdom.

Dublin

Galway

Cork

Limerick

Practical informations about ireland

In 2011 Ireland was ranked second most populated island in europe !

• We could believe that ireland's currency is the pound but its actually the euro.
• 1 euro equals to 1.11 american dollar.
• Ireland is five hours ahead from Miami so there might be a bit of jetlag.
• There are about 4 995 000 000 millions inhabitants in Ireland.

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Let's visit the capital !

ETHYmology fact

The name Dublin comes from an old Irish Celtic name meaning “Black Pool”

Dublin possess 1,110,627 inhabitants and the age range is 37.

Must see places in Dublin !

The cool grafton street to shop !

The infamous guiness storehouse if you like beer !

The O'Connel bridge who's known to be larger than longer !

The samuel beckett bridge and the infamous convention centre.

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Facts about ireland

The 3 most iconic touristic attractions

historical facts

• The River Shannon is the longest river in Ireland.
  

• The highest mountain in Ireland is Carrauntoohil.

• The national symbol of Ireland isn’t actually a shamroc...it's an harp !

• Witch burnings used to take place in Stephen's Green
  

• The place with the longest name in Ireland is Muckanaghederdauhaulia in Galway.

1. The Cliffs of Moher

2. Grafton street, Dublin's shopping heartland

3. Killarney National Park and Muckross House & Gardens, this former mansion oozes the grandeur and gentility of bygone days

• The coming of the gospel to Ireland In 431 AD, Bishop Palladius, an aristocratic Briton arrived from Rome and spread Christianity in Ireland.Christianity became fundamental to Ireland’s culture and identity. It has played a part in some of Ireland’s greatest struggles, but also its glories.
• The Great Hunger
  The Great Hunger began with a potato blight in 1845 that lasted through 1849, killing over a million with disease and starvation. The population fell into serious decline due to deaths and emigration.
  The inaction of the British government exacerbated the famine’s effects; nationalists coined the phrase, ‘the Almighty send the potato blight but the English created the famine.’
• Ireland got it's freedom in 1922

  Most of Ireland gained independence from Great Britain following the Anglo-Irish War as a Dominion called the Irish Free State in 1922, and became a fully independent republic following the passage of the Republic of Ireland Act in 1949.

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Saint patrick festival

Held in March.

Bloomsday festival

Held in June.

Lughansa Fair

Held in early August.

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wHAT YOU SHOULD PREPARE YOURSELF TO EAT THERE !

Colcannon is irish mashed potato mixed with cabbage or kale and sour cream. Very yummy !

Potato Soup is a very nourishing soup made of potatoes, cheddar cheese, leeks, bacon, chives, cabbage, herbs, Irish butter and scallions. Try it, you want regret it !

Irish stew is a stew of vegetables and lamb or sometimes mutton. The best comfort food !

Irish seafood chowder, this dish features cream with an array of fish and shellfish. Perfect for any seafood amateure !

Shepherd's pie is an iconic Irish dish ! It is a baked meat pie topped with a thick layer of mashed potatoes.

Irish bread pudding made with stale bread, dairy, eggs, butter and Irish bread pudding. This is the best desert !

Transportation means

How do you travel in ireland ?

You can travel by bus.

Also by tramway.

Or the ecologist way by bicycle

Or even by cab although this will probably be a bit pricey.

Travel checklist

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Entry requirements to ireland

Traveler's health

Medium temperature

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Rainiest

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12 essentials things to pack when you go to Ireland !

1. Windproof Travel Umbrella
2. Jet Lag relief pills
3. Universal Waterproof Phone Case
4. Ireland Power Adapter
5. Lipstick-Sized Portable Charger
6. Travel Insurance for Ireland
7. Rain jacket
8. Waterproof Camera
9. Hiking shoes
10. Sunglasses if you inted to come in June
11. Your green Saint Patrick hat if you intend to come in march for the festival
12. Last but not least your good mood because Irish people love to smile !

let's get down to business !

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pRACTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ECONOMY

Economicaly ireland ranks 28th

• Ireland's GPD was of 418,6 billions USD in 2020
  
• The jobless rate was of 138,400 in January 2022
  
• The inflation rate in 2021 was of 5.3 percent
  
• 6.7% of it's population is living bellow poverty line
  
• It's human developement index is of 0.955
  
• The average gross salary was of 3.300€ and the net salary was of 2564€ in 2018
  

how do we do business ?

• The standard working week is of 40 hours, people work 8 hours a day. They also do 12 hours overtime a week for the first 10 weeks of your 4 month reference period.
• Employees are entitled to 4 weeks' annual leave each year.
• Giving gift is not seen as a good thing !
• Corporate social responsibility is important !

Two emblematic irish companies

The airline company known for it's very cheap traveling price is Irish ! You can guess it by the fact that their planes and brand logo is the harp in a blue background which is the symbol of Ireland. It's headquarters are located in Swords which is an old Viking town located in the suburbs of Dublin.

In Ireland you can have the opportunity to see the famous beer company Guiness. It's headquarters are located in Dublin the Capital of the Country, their storehouse is open to the public ! The famous Guiness World Records Book was named after the company !

See what awaits you

We hope you will chose our company to travel to Ireland !

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