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Ireland (.ie)

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Clues

Use these details to boost your ability to identify specific countries in the game.

Identity & symbols

Language

English is the primary language, with the Latin alphabet used. Irish (Gaeilge) is also an official language, using the same alphabet with some diacritical marks.

Culture

Distinctive cultural markers include traditional Irish music venues, pubs with live music, and festivals celebrating Irish heritage. Look for Gaelic language signs and symbols of Celtic culture.

Miscellaneous

Look for the presence of roundabouts, the use of 'garda' (police) on vehicles, and the prevalence of pubs with distinctive signage.

Capital

Dublin

Environment & landscape

Environment

Ireland is characterized by rolling green hills, rocky coastal areas, and a generally temperate climate. Look for features such as stone walls, thatched roofs, and lush pastures.

Infrastructure

Architectural styles range from medieval castles to Georgian townhouses. Urban areas often feature colorful shopfronts and pubs with traditional signage.

Coverage

True

Foliage

Common tree types include oak, ash, and birch, while grasses such as ryegrass and fescue are prevalent.

Topography

Ireland features a mix of rolling hills, mountains (notably in the west), and coastal plains, with some flat areas in the midlands.

Roads & transportation

Cars

Vehicle registration plates are white with a blue stripe on the left, displaying the EU flag and the letters 'IRL'. They typically consist of a number followed by a letter and a regional code.

Driving

Vehicles drive on the left side of the road.

Signs

Road signs are in both English and Irish, with distinctive green and white or blue and white colors. Stop signs are octagonal and warning signs are often triangular.

Stop

Stop signs in Ireland read 'STOP'.

Bollards

Bollards in Ireland are typically black and yellow striped or reflective, often used to control traffic and protect pedestrian areas.

Poles

Utility poles in Ireland may have a mix of wood and concrete structures, often with overhead wires for telephone and electricity distribution.

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