|Continent=Europe|Country=Republic of Ireland
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|Body=Ireland's identity is shaped by harping. It is considered to be the national symbol
Despite its unknown origins, the harp has served as a political symbol for Ireland for centuries. According to ancient oral and written literature, it has bee
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...gland, London, North East & Cumbria, North West (United Kingdom), Northern Ireland, Scotland, South East, South West, West Midlands, Yorkshire & the Humber, W
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|Body=Known as the characteristic national bagpipe of Ireland, Uilleann Pipes were originally called union pipes in English, and their cu
...r power and history. According to some sources, the first bagpipes used in Ireland were very similar to those found in the highlands of Scotland.
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...ands,Enga,Gulf,Madang,Manus,Milne Bay,Morobe,National Capital District,New Ireland,Northern (Papua New Guinea),Sandaun,Southern Highlands,West New Britain,Wes
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...ommunities abroad. Several different types of bagpipes have been played in Ireland, but the first mention of the Union Pipes appears in a newspaper advertisem
Union pipes were first produced by makers in Ireland, England, and Scotland in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centurie
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...he game prominently, in particular, in Cú Chulainn's epic saga. Throughout Ireland, especially in more fertile agricultural regions, as well as abroad, hurlin
...teur sporting association in the world with more than 800 clubs outside of Ireland. Today, hurling is regarded as the oldest, fastest, and most skillful field
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|nation= Ireland
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...c Age. One field system of dry stone walls, since covered by peat in Mayo, Ireland, has been carbon-dated to 3800 BC. The Mayan ruin at Lubaantun in Belize of
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...communities linked to cults and traditions of Saint Dympna (e.g., Tydavnet Ireland; Xanten Germany).
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