1. Climate

Before learning which country Ireland is , let's see what the climate is like here. The climate in Ireland is also relatively mild; Ireland has warmer temperatures than other European countries sharing the same latitude. Ireland is less prone to freezing during cold winters. Ireland's winter temperatures can drop to -3 to -5 degrees Celsius on the coldest days. The highest summer temperature here is about 25 degrees Celsius.

2. Language

English and Irish are Ireland's most widely spoken languages, spoken by 94% of the population. Irish is considered the official and national language of the Republic of Ireland; Northern Ireland has no official language. However, English has been the dominant language of communication in both political spheres since the late 19th century.

3. Economy

What country is Ireland? How is the economy of this country? It can be seen that Ireland used the euro in 2002 along with many other countries that are members of the European Union. The country relies heavily on foreign direct investment and attracts a number of multinational corporations due to its highly educated workforce and low corporate tax rates. Ireland is ranked 8th among the freest economies in the world according to the Index of Economic Freedom (2016). In terms of GDP per capita, Ireland is one of the wealthiest countries in the OECD and EU.

4. Food and travel

Tourists should not miss this country because it has an extremely rich and diverse culinary source plus picturesque scenes.

Some famous dishes that you should try are: Stewed meat, grilled lamb, steamed seafood with apple cider, apple pie, Barmbrack, Boxty potato pie, Guinness beer.

Some famous tourist attractions in Ireland such as: Cliffs of Moher, Glendalough valley, Grafton neighborhood, Kilmainham prison, Aran Islands, St. Stephen's Green3, Bunratty Castle.

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