【爱尔兰介绍】Jump into IrelandPPT课件
• The largest Titanic visitor experience
Rock of Cashel Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
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Culture Ireland
• Celtic Cluture • Religions • Holidays & Festivals • Language & Literature • Irish Wedding
• A three-leafed old white clover
• St. Patrick used it as a metaphor for the Christian Trinity
• Around 6000BC ➢ Mid-Stone Age culture
• About 4,000 years later ➢ Neolithic culture
Traditions • Food & Drink
Celtic Nations
• Appeared in the middle period of 2000 BC
• Celtic Nations ➢ Scotland ➢ Ireland ➢ Isle of Man ➢ Wales ➢ Cornwall ➢ Brittany
Cliffs of Moher
• Premier tourist attraction • 214m in height • 8 km stretch along County
Clare’s Atlantic Coast
Giant’s Causeway
• Situated on the North coast of Ireland
Presented by 10 HM 01 Nico
May 2012
CONTENT
• About Ireland • History & Heritage • Icons of Ireland • Unique Culture • Quiz Time
• The Republic of Ireland
• 40,000 unique hexagonal basalt columns
• Ireland’s first World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1986
• Folklore & Legend
Titanic Belfast
• Titanic was born in Belfast, built by Belfast and imagined by Belfast
Ireland's 32 counties from the United Kingdom
Connemara
Icons of Ireland
Giant’s
Causeway
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Cliffs of Moher
Titanic Belfast
The Ring of Kerry
• Second Language:
English
National Emblem
National Anthem
• GDP
• US$ 212.792 billion
(2010 estimate)
• GDP Per Capita • US$ 47,751
(2010 estimate)
➢ Celtic Tiger (1995-2007) ➢ Financial Crisis (2008-)
Famine Memorial, City Quay, Dublin
Irish War of Independence
Belligerents
Irish Republic United Kingdom
• Date: 21 January 1919 – 11 July 1921 • Location: Ireland ➢ Anglo-Irish Treaty ➢ Partition of Ireland, secession of 26 of
Data from International Monetary Fund (IMF) -World Economic Outlook October 2010
Data from World Economic Forum Last updated: Nov 21, 2011
Symbol of
• Shamrock
• Theatrical show
<Riverdance>
• Traditional Irish stepdancing • The story of the Irish culture • The Irish immigration to
Celtic Clothing
• A kilt(plaid skirt) is not an everyday purchase
• It identifies the wearer's roots
Celtic Music
<<<Highland Bagpipe
Irish Harp>>>
Celtic Dance
• The megalithic passage tombs of Newgrange and Knowth
• Built around 3200BC in County Meath
• The 19th Century ——Tragedy in Irish History
➢ 1845-1849 ➢ The Great Famine ➢ Over a million people died from starvation ➢ Others fell prey to diseases
ØCapital: Dublin
• Northern Ireland ➢Capital: Belfast
The Republic of Ireland
• Country Area: 70,282 k㎡ • Population: 4,581,269 (Apr.2011)
National Flag
• First Language: Irish
Rock of Cashel Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Th
Culture Ireland
• Celtic Cluture • Religions • Holidays & Festivals • Language & Literature • Irish Wedding
• A three-leafed old white clover
• St. Patrick used it as a metaphor for the Christian Trinity
• Around 6000BC ➢ Mid-Stone Age culture
• About 4,000 years later ➢ Neolithic culture
Traditions • Food & Drink
Celtic Nations
• Appeared in the middle period of 2000 BC
• Celtic Nations ➢ Scotland ➢ Ireland ➢ Isle of Man ➢ Wales ➢ Cornwall ➢ Brittany
Cliffs of Moher
• Premier tourist attraction • 214m in height • 8 km stretch along County
Clare’s Atlantic Coast
Giant’s Causeway
• Situated on the North coast of Ireland
Presented by 10 HM 01 Nico
May 2012
CONTENT
• About Ireland • History & Heritage • Icons of Ireland • Unique Culture • Quiz Time
• The Republic of Ireland
• 40,000 unique hexagonal basalt columns
• Ireland’s first World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1986
• Folklore & Legend
Titanic Belfast
• Titanic was born in Belfast, built by Belfast and imagined by Belfast
Ireland's 32 counties from the United Kingdom
Connemara
Icons of Ireland
Giant’s
Causeway
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Cliffs of Moher
Titanic Belfast
The Ring of Kerry
• Second Language:
English
National Emblem
National Anthem
• GDP
• US$ 212.792 billion
(2010 estimate)
• GDP Per Capita • US$ 47,751
(2010 estimate)
➢ Celtic Tiger (1995-2007) ➢ Financial Crisis (2008-)
Famine Memorial, City Quay, Dublin
Irish War of Independence
Belligerents
Irish Republic United Kingdom
• Date: 21 January 1919 – 11 July 1921 • Location: Ireland ➢ Anglo-Irish Treaty ➢ Partition of Ireland, secession of 26 of
Data from International Monetary Fund (IMF) -World Economic Outlook October 2010
Data from World Economic Forum Last updated: Nov 21, 2011
Symbol of
• Shamrock
• Theatrical show
<Riverdance>
• Traditional Irish stepdancing • The story of the Irish culture • The Irish immigration to
Celtic Clothing
• A kilt(plaid skirt) is not an everyday purchase
• It identifies the wearer's roots
Celtic Music
<<<Highland Bagpipe
Irish Harp>>>
Celtic Dance
• The megalithic passage tombs of Newgrange and Knowth
• Built around 3200BC in County Meath
• The 19th Century ——Tragedy in Irish History
➢ 1845-1849 ➢ The Great Famine ➢ Over a million people died from starvation ➢ Others fell prey to diseases
ØCapital: Dublin
• Northern Ireland ➢Capital: Belfast
The Republic of Ireland
• Country Area: 70,282 k㎡ • Population: 4,581,269 (Apr.2011)
National Flag
• First Language: Irish
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爱尔兰英语国家概况50页PPT
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Irish Harp is so closely associated with Irish identity that it serves as the nation's national emblem.
The Celtic tribes arrived in the island about the 6th century BC.
In the 9th century the Viking 北欧海盗 invasions began. They were driven away in about 1014.
French National Flag, also known as the French tricolour, The Tricolour was used during the French Revolution and has since become a symbol of liberty around the world. Other nations have also adopted the design, usually associated with Freedom 自由, Equality 平等 and Fraternity (Brotherhood) 博爱.
The Liffey River flows through Dublin.
The Shannon River (370 km long; Severn River: 338 km; Thames River: 336 km.) is the longest river in the British Isles. It consists of a chain of lakes, begins in the northwest and flows southwest before reaching the Atlantic Ocean through a wide, lengthy estuary 河口. It provides electric power for much of the country.
介绍爱尔兰的课件
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爱尔兰的旅游胜地
都柏林
魅力之都
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都柏林是爱尔兰的首都，这座城市拥 有丰富的历史、文化和美食。你可以 在城市中心的古建筑中感受到历史的 沉淀，同时享受现代化的便利设施。 都柏林也是文学和艺术中心，有许多 重要的文化景点和活动。
贝尔法斯特
北爱尔兰的瑰宝
贝尔法斯特位于爱尔兰的北部，是北爱尔兰 最大的城市。这座城市以其美丽的风景和丰 富的历史而闻名。你可以在贝尔法斯特城堡 中欣赏到中世纪的历史，同时也可以在城市
爱尔兰的植物与动物
植物
爱尔兰的植物种类繁多，其中包括了 各种蕨类植物、针叶树、草本植物等 。在爱尔兰的森林中，最常见的树木 是松树和云杉。
动物
爱尔兰的动物种类也很多，其中包括 了各种哺乳动物、鸟类、爬行动物等 。在爱尔兰的海域中，还生活着大量 的海豹、海豚和鲸鱼等海洋生物。
爱尔兰的自然景观
景观
爱尔兰的自然景观十分优美，其中包括了各种湖泊、河流、 海滩等。爱尔兰的湖泊和河流大多清澈见底，绿树成荫，非 常适合进行各种户外活动。
爱尔兰的历史与文化
爱尔兰有着悠久的历史，早期为 凯尔特人的居住地，后被罗马帝
国占领。
中世纪时期，爱尔兰成为了欧洲 的重要文化中心，特别是在文学
和音乐方面。
爱尔兰有着丰富多彩的文化传统 ，包括爱尔兰音乐、爱尔兰舞蹈
、爱尔兰文学等。
爱尔兰的经济与政治
爱尔兰是一个发达国家，有着 高度发达的经济体系。
服务业是爱尔兰经济的支柱产 业，特别是金融、旅游、教育 等。
爱尔兰的庆典
爱尔兰有许多庆典活动，如爱尔 兰盖尔运动比赛、爱尔兰音乐节 和都柏林艺术节等。
爱尔兰的休闲娱乐
要点一
爱尔兰的自然风光
爱尔兰英文PPT介绍
Ireland
National emblem
National lag
outline
• Geography • History
• Politics
• Economy
• Culture
• Advice for conversation
Geography
Ireland is a small island off the northwest cost of Great Britain, divided from Scotland by a narrow strait of water.
The Parliament or Dail enacts all legislation for the country. This legislation is interpreted by a hierarchy of courts. At the bottom of this ladder is the District Court. The next rung is represented by the Circuit Court, which tries more serious cases. The next rung on the ladder is called the High Court. The High Court has full jurisdiction and determining power in all matters of law or fact. The Supreme Court is the court of final appeal.
• The Celts
The Celts were commonly thought to have come to Ireland as early as the 6th century BC, with subsequent groups arriving up to the time of Christ. The Celts had deep influence on Ireland. Among all the legacies of the Celts, it is their language that has proved the most lasting. Along with the language, the Celts also brought an instrument of social and cultural unity and a legal system to the island.
National emblem
National lag
outline
• Geography • History
• Politics
• Economy
• Culture
• Advice for conversation
Geography
Ireland is a small island off the northwest cost of Great Britain, divided from Scotland by a narrow strait of water.
The Parliament or Dail enacts all legislation for the country. This legislation is interpreted by a hierarchy of courts. At the bottom of this ladder is the District Court. The next rung is represented by the Circuit Court, which tries more serious cases. The next rung on the ladder is called the High Court. The High Court has full jurisdiction and determining power in all matters of law or fact. The Supreme Court is the court of final appeal.
• The Celts
The Celts were commonly thought to have come to Ireland as early as the 6th century BC, with subsequent groups arriving up to the time of Christ. The Celts had deep influence on Ireland. Among all the legacies of the Celts, it is their language that has proved the most lasting. Along with the language, the Celts also brought an instrument of social and cultural unity and a legal system to the island.
Ireland 爱尔兰简介英文版PPT课件
• What are some famous cities and places in Ireland?
• Who are some famous Irish people? • What are some important events in Irish
history? • What is an important Irish holiday? • What do Irish people eat? • What are some national symbols of Ireland?
• The proximate cause of famine was a potato disease commonly known as potato blight.[
• Although blight ravaged potato crops throughout Europe during the 1840s, the impact and human cost in Ireland – where one-third of the population was entirely dependent on the potato for food – was exacerbated by a host of political, social and economic factors which remain the subject of historical debate.
• The Good Friday Agreement or The Belfast Agreement
• a major political development in the Northern Ireland peace process. The Agreement was made up of two inter-related documents, both signed in Belfast on 10 April 1998 (Good Friday): a multi-party agreement by most of Northern Ireland's political parties, and an international agreement between the British and Iris6h
• Who are some famous Irish people? • What are some important events in Irish
history? • What is an important Irish holiday? • What do Irish people eat? • What are some national symbols of Ireland?
• The proximate cause of famine was a potato disease commonly known as potato blight.[
• Although blight ravaged potato crops throughout Europe during the 1840s, the impact and human cost in Ireland – where one-third of the population was entirely dependent on the potato for food – was exacerbated by a host of political, social and economic factors which remain the subject of historical debate.
• The Good Friday Agreement or The Belfast Agreement
• a major political development in the Northern Ireland peace process. The Agreement was made up of two inter-related documents, both signed in Belfast on 10 April 1998 (Good Friday): a multi-party agreement by most of Northern Ireland's political parties, and an international agreement between the British and Iris6h
爱尔兰英文介绍(课堂PPT)
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• The Celts
The Celts were commonly thought to have come to Ireland as early as the 6th century BC, with subsequent groups arriving up to the time of Christ. The Celts had deep influence on Ireland. Among all the legacies of the Celts, it is their language that has proved the most lasting. Along with the language, the Celts also brought an instrument of social and cultural unity and a legal system to the island.
Christianity
Christianity was introduced into Ireland some time in the 5th century. Traditionally, it was said to have been brought by Saint Patrick. Although there were some Christians in Ireland before Patrick's arrival, by the time of his death in 461 AD, the whole island was effectively Christian.
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• Early Modern Period
In 1541, Henry Ⅷ declared himself king of Ireland---the first English monarch to do so. Queen ElizabethⅠcontinued and amplified her father’s Irish campaigns. When her army defeated the Irish at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601, the native political system was overthrown and, for the first time, the entire island was controlled by a strong English central government. Because of the repressive policies of the English administration, the English Protestantism was resisted in Ireland. When the new English republic was established under Oliver Cromwell, he took such drastic measures to crush the rebellion on Irish soil that the massacres of his parliamentary army are still recalled today.
• The Celts
The Celts were commonly thought to have come to Ireland as early as the 6th century BC, with subsequent groups arriving up to the time of Christ. The Celts had deep influence on Ireland. Among all the legacies of the Celts, it is their language that has proved the most lasting. Along with the language, the Celts also brought an instrument of social and cultural unity and a legal system to the island.
Christianity
Christianity was introduced into Ireland some time in the 5th century. Traditionally, it was said to have been brought by Saint Patrick. Although there were some Christians in Ireland before Patrick's arrival, by the time of his death in 461 AD, the whole island was effectively Christian.
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• Early Modern Period
In 1541, Henry Ⅷ declared himself king of Ireland---the first English monarch to do so. Queen ElizabethⅠcontinued and amplified her father’s Irish campaigns. When her army defeated the Irish at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601, the native political system was overthrown and, for the first time, the entire island was controlled by a strong English central government. Because of the repressive policies of the English administration, the English Protestantism was resisted in Ireland. When the new English republic was established under Oliver Cromwell, he took such drastic measures to crush the rebellion on Irish soil that the massacres of his parliamentary army are still recalled today.
爱尔兰国家介绍PPT
Celts also brought a legal system---the Brehon law.
2.The coming of Christianity
Christianity warick in the 5th century.
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PART TWO
Geography
Land
1)The first impression of Ireland is the intense green and the grasslands flourishing in all seasons. 2)The island of Ireland resembles a tea saucer.It has a large central lowland comprised of limestone and occasional relief of which rises at the coastline. 3)Ireland has a smaller range of native flora and fauna than that is found elsewhere in Europe
The island of England is suited off the northwest coast of Great Britain,divided from Scotland by a narrow strait of water.
The whole island has two jurisdictions: the Republic of Ireland Northern Ireland.
5.Irish Independence
7）The Easter Rising ① It was an rebellion by Irish nationalists against British rule on 24 April 1916(Easter Monday). ② The Irish Volunteers,led by Patrick Pearse and the Irish citizen Army,led by James Connolly,staged the uprising. ③ The British crushed the rising within a week and executed its leaders. ④ A wave of nationalist sentiment produced an electoral victory for Sinn Fein in 1918.
irelandpresentation爱尔兰介绍
▪ Not too hot, not too cold. ▪ Rain and wind is year
round. ▪ It receives the full force
of storms from the Atlantic Ocean, especially in winter.
Wildlife
▪ Later the Vikings began to settle in Ireland and build port towns such as Dublin.
Then the 12th century and built castles all over the country and founded many towns. The Normans came originally from Normandy in France.
▪ The Celts adopted the new religion.
▪ St. Patrick is credited with bringing the religion to Ireland and St. Patricks day is celebrated on March 17th every year.
▪ It was from this tribal people that the modern Irish language came from and Irish identity is founded upon.
Christianity
▪ Christianity began to arrive in Ireland from about 431AD onwards.
▪ English and Irish is spoken in both ROI and NI.
round. ▪ It receives the full force
of storms from the Atlantic Ocean, especially in winter.
Wildlife
▪ Later the Vikings began to settle in Ireland and build port towns such as Dublin.
Then the 12th century and built castles all over the country and founded many towns. The Normans came originally from Normandy in France.
▪ The Celts adopted the new religion.
▪ St. Patrick is credited with bringing the religion to Ireland and St. Patricks day is celebrated on March 17th every year.
▪ It was from this tribal people that the modern Irish language came from and Irish identity is founded upon.
Christianity
▪ Christianity began to arrive in Ireland from about 431AD onwards.
▪ English and Irish is spoken in both ROI and NI.
irelandpresentation爱尔兰介绍英文课件
Republic of Ireland Capital: Dublin Population: 4.3million Currency: Euro
Northern Ireland Capital: Belfast Population: 1.7million Currency: Pound
In 2006 the Irish Government celebrated 90 years since the Rising.
Independence and the division of
Ireland.
Michael Collins had led the war effort against Britain.
Later the Vikings began to settle in Ireland and build port towns such as Dublin.
The Normans
Normans came in the 12th century and built castles all over the country and founded many towns. The Normans came originally from Normandy in France.
The struggle with England and a poor economy was the cause of so many leaving.
The population of Ireland has always been small as a result and today is only 6 million.
The Easter Rising of 1916
Northern Ireland Capital: Belfast Population: 1.7million Currency: Pound
In 2006 the Irish Government celebrated 90 years since the Rising.
Independence and the division of
Ireland.
Michael Collins had led the war effort against Britain.
Later the Vikings began to settle in Ireland and build port towns such as Dublin.
The Normans
Normans came in the 12th century and built castles all over the country and founded many towns. The Normans came originally from Normandy in France.
The struggle with England and a poor economy was the cause of so many leaving.
The population of Ireland has always been small as a result and today is only 6 million.
The Easter Rising of 1916
爱尔兰英文PPT
Celtic music uses traditional instruments such as the fiddle, tin whistle, and bodhran (Irish drum).
(Animated photo from: /world/ireland/bodhranintro.htm)
Castles and ruins are found all over Ireland.
(Photo fபைடு நூலகம்om: /northern-ireland/ukiant01.htm)
The Giant’s Causeway is a mass of stone columns that extend from a cliff in Northern Ireland and disappear under the sea towards Scotland. They were formed by a volcanic eruption 60 million years ago. However, the ancients believed it to be the work of a giant named Fin M’Coul.
The National Holiday is March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, named after the Patron Saint of Ireland.
(Photo from:/)
Most people in Ireland speak English, but a few still speak Gaelic. You might hear someone say “Erin go bragh” on St. Patrick’s Day, which is Gaelic for “Ireland forever.”
Ireland 爱尔兰简介英文版PPT课件
• Cabbage, potatoes and meat are important to Irish cuisine
• Corned beef and Cabbage, potato pancakes
• Irish Beef Stew, Sheppard's Pie, Coddle
• Alcoholic Drinks: Guinness Beer, Irish cream
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• During the famine approximately 1 million people died and a million more emigrated from Ireland, causing the island's population to fall by between 20% and 25%.
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Céad Mile Fáilte! Welcome to Ireland!
•Ireland means: •Eire – Green •Land – land, island
•Why? Because the island is full of shamrocks and clovers!
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Some famous Irish ຫໍສະໝຸດ eople and Musicians
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Important historical events in Ireland
• 1. Bloody Sunday
• sometimes called the Bogside Massacre—was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, in which 26 unarmed civil-rights protesters and bystanders were shot by soldiers of the British Army.
• Corned beef and Cabbage, potato pancakes
• Irish Beef Stew, Sheppard's Pie, Coddle
• Alcoholic Drinks: Guinness Beer, Irish cream
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2020/1/1
16
• During the famine approximately 1 million people died and a million more emigrated from Ireland, causing the island's population to fall by between 20% and 25%.
2
Céad Mile Fáilte! Welcome to Ireland!
•Ireland means: •Eire – Green •Land – land, island
•Why? Because the island is full of shamrocks and clovers!
3
Some famous Irish ຫໍສະໝຸດ eople and Musicians
5
Important historical events in Ireland
• 1. Bloody Sunday
• sometimes called the Bogside Massacre—was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, in which 26 unarmed civil-rights protesters and bystanders were shot by soldiers of the British Army.