All about Ireland Burlington (1 to 6 chapter)

After 1922, Ireland became two different regions. A mainly ......................... Republic of Ireland and a mainly Protestant Northern Ireland.

The terrible Potato Famine lasted about .............. years.

The Newgrange is an ancient temple famous because something extraordinary happens there annually, on the ....................... day of the year, the 21st of December.

The most famous legend about St. Patrick says he expelled all the ............. from Ireland.

At Halloween, the custom of " .......... or ........ " started in Ireland.

The Irish farm workers were very poor and survived on potatoes. This was the main ........... of Ireland.

The Gian'ts Causeway is a road, or a ........., over wet ground.

Northern Ireland is part of the ...................

Sinn Fein is Irish for " ........., ..................."

Jeanie Johnston made 16 journeys between Ireland and North America, transporting more than 2,500 people during the Potato Famine. Jeanie Johnston was a ...............

The farm workers had nothing to eat and more than 1 million people died from ......................

Leprechauns spend their time making .......... and collecting gold coins in a pot at the end of the rainbow.

Leprechauns is a type of male ............

The patron saint of Ireland is ........ .............

There are mountains around the coast of Ireland, but the central area is very low and ...............

Around 400 AD, the ............... decided they needed slaves to work their land.

In 1607, James I sent Protestants English farmers to Ireland and the Irish Catholic became .................. on their land.

According to the legend, if you kiss the "Blarney Stone", you will ............. with great eloquence.

Some Irish believe that when a Banshee appears, a member of their family is going to .......

The Burren is famous for the huge variety of ................that grow there, including 22 different types of orchids.

On St Patrick's Day there are many parades and people wear green clothes, sometimes with a ................... on them.

There are about 30,000 ............. living on the cliffs of Moher.

People of Ireland and in many places around the world celebrate St Patrick's Day on ......... ..............

The capital of the Republic of Ireland is ......................