Ireland Essay Examples

V​ikings have been well established as a critical part in the history of Western Europe. The evidence of their travels goes from as far west as Newfoundland, in North America, to Kiev in modern day Ukraine. Although their influence and trade goes as wide as...

In the Dáil today there are currently 158 TD’s. Among these TD’s only 35 of them (22%) are females since the last election in February 2016. These figures clearly show that men dominate on a political basis and clearly shows inequality of female and male...

In 2001, the juvenile justice system of Ireland passed the Children Act in hopes to have a more humane approach to controlling and disciplining children, as well as altering the legislation. Seymour (2017) found that Ireland focuses on rehabilitation and prevention of crime by using...

The concert that I went to was the 2019 Metis Ireland Festival Concert. The concert was held in Bunratty Castle Hotel on the 19th of January 2019 at 8. 00 p. m. and was part of the annual Shannonside Winter Music Festival, which is held...

Different countries around the world have different economies. International investors will classify these countries based on their economic development levels. Two of these classifications are developed countries and developing countries respectively. A developed country is one that is considered to have high growth, while a...

In this essay I will discuss the repercussions of Brexit for Ireland, and how Ireland can attempt to mitigate the key issues of Brexit. The Irish Government have four priority areas surrounding Brexit: trade and the economy, Northern Ireland Peace Process, Common Travel Area, and...

Revising History has always been contentious in Ireland, ‘Revisionism’ has a widespread impact only when it is understood to influence the community in a substantial way. Over the last three decades in Ireland revisionism remains, a strong, and at times savage, historiographical debate as proceeded...

The study aims at taking a holistic view of the issues, problems, effect, and solutions of Down syndrome in Ireland. In plain English language, Down syndrome is a congenital disorder arising from a chromosome defect, causing intellectual impairment and physical abnormalities; including short stature and...

This essay will discuss a case study on the Anti-Racism campaign that the Transport for Ireland carried out along with the Immigrant Council of Ireland. It will dwell on a lot of aspects relating to public relations theory such as stakeholders, paid media, earned media,...

In recent years, there has been a clear move away from the penal welfarism system which is thought to have existed from 1895 up until the early 1970s. During this time period, the attitude which existed was one of individualism; where each person had to...