a geography lesson to the kpop industry from someone who aspires to be a geography teacher one day

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now let’s start with a beautiful country located next to the uk. yes i’m talking about ireland which is famous for its beauty. and even one of the oldest languages in the world is still spoken in a few parts of the country.

ireland’s capital city is dublin and our currency is the euro. english is mainly spoken here due to our history of being colonised by britain. we’ve a population of 4.5 million and the majority of irish people are catholic

any artist that has performed in ireland would tell you how amazing the irish crowds are at concerts. irish people are laidback and would let celebrities walk around without being mobbed. even taylor swift was able to have a few pints in a pub near where she was staying

famous people from ireland include niall horan, conor mcgregor, saoirse ronan, graham norton and roy keane

as i mentioned, dublin is our capital and there are already a number of places to see such as the trinity college library, the temple bar which is famous amongst tourists, the guinness brewery, dublin zoo, etc. there’s also europe’s third largest stadium known as croke park

croke park is the home of gaa, ireland’s national sport which goes back into our history. gaa consists of two sports, gaelic football (we call the other football soccer like the americans) and hurling if you’re in the area please go to a match it’ll be worth your time

ireland is known worldwide for many things, such as st patrick’s day and guinness. also there are more irish people living overseas than in ireland itself, meaning that there’s a chance that you met at least one or two irish people before

to conclude, ireland is an amazing country and is worth your time to visit our country and hopefully perform. the 3 arena is ideal for arena tours while the aviva or croke park are more suitable for stadium tours. please come to ireland

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