Little known facts about the capital city of dublin, ireland

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Ireland is a country in western Europe, officially the Republic of Ireland (Poblacht na hÉireann in Irish, Gaelic).

Ireland

Geographical location: Located on the island of Ireland, west of the United Kingdom, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. The island of Ireland consists of two parts:

The Republic of Ireland (about 5/6 of the island's area) - is an independent country.

Northern Ireland - part of the United Kingdom.

Capital: Dublin

Official language:

English

Irish (Gaeilge) - is the national language but is rarely used in everyday life.

Population: about 5 million people

Currency: Euro (€)

Brief history

Ireland was a British colony for many centuries.

After many uprisings and struggles, the Republic of Ireland gained independence in 1922 (formerly the Irish Dominion). 

Northern Ireland remained part of the United Kingdom, leading to a prolonged conflict between Protestants (who supported Britain) and Catholics (who wanted to unite with the Republic of Ireland) – known as The Troubles (1960s–1998). 

The 1998 Good Friday Agreement ended much of the conflict.                                                            Dublin the capital of Ireland, here is a clearer summary of Dublin and the origin of the city's name.

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Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, located on the east coast and overlooking Dublin Bay.

The Greater Dublin area includes the main city as well as the surrounding administrative districts, Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown Encyclopedia Britannica

Name & Origin

The name Dublin comes from the Middle Irish word Duibhlinn (literally “black pool”), referring to a dark tidal pool where the River Poddle meets the River Liffey, near the present-day Dublin Castle Gardens (Wikipedia).

 The name existed before the Vikings arrived in the 9th century and Anglicised it to Dyflin or Dublin in Old Norse and Old English. The Gaelic name for the city is Baile Átha Cliath, the town of the ford, a reference to an early Gaelic settlement slightly upstream from Dyflin. Historical highlights

An early religious settlement called Duibhlinn predated the Vikings; the Norwegians then established their commercial and military fort there around 841 AD, expanding the adjacent Áth Cliath settlement further upstream.

The city prospered under Viking rule, becoming one of the major hurlies of Western Europe. The city was conquered by the Normans in 1171, and the last Viking king of Dublin was defeated.

 Modern Dublin: Culture, Heritage & Fun

Trinity College, founded under Queen Elizabeth, counts among its alumni Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift and Bram Stoker.

The Brazen Head pub, dating back to 1198 and often considered Ireland’s oldest surviving pub, is discussed right here in Dublin.

Dublin boasts a rich music scene, from U2 recording sessions at Windmill Lane studios to classics like the Dubliners, Sinead O’Connor and Thin Lizzy

The city’s highest point is Sugarloaf Hill, which at just 423m is not necessarily a real hill, but still offers panoramic views of Dublin and the sea.

Official name Dublin; Irish: *Baile Átha Cliath

Meaning of the name “Black Lake” (Duibh-linn) |

Earliest settlement Monastic ruins Educational institution called *Duibhlinn*; Viking coins were coined around 841 AD |

Later Gaelic name Áth Cliath (“the hurling place”)

'Historical significance' Viking trading/slave centre; Norman confrontation of 1171

Notable landmarks: Trinity College; Brazen Head Pub; Windmill Lane Recording Studio

If you are asking about something else such as a person or product named Dulin, please clarify! Aspects such as tourist attractions, literature, music or current plans for Dublin. "TIL Dublin, Ireland, was the Viking Kingdom of "Dyflin", founded by the Norse in the 9th century. "Dubh Linn" means "black lake" in Irish. Under their rule, Dublin became the largest slaveholding in Western Europe. The last king of Dublin was conquered by the Normans and died in 1171.

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Life and the unknown,The world is bigger than we think

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“Life and the unknown” is a very broad and inspiring topic. Depending on how you approach it, you can explore it in many different ways. Here are some suggestions and reflections to inspire or develop into articles, stories, or simply to reflect on:

Life – A journey of discovery

Life is a journey that is constantly changing. Every day can contain something new, from an unexpected conversation with a stranger to an experience you have never tried before.

You can live in the same place, do the same job, and still discover something new every day if you keep an open mind.

The unknown doesn’t have to be something big – it can be as simple as trying a strange food, learning a new word, or noticing a beautiful street corner at sunset.

                                                                                    The world is bigger than we think

There are millions of things we don't know:

Culture: Every culture in the world has its own color, with unique customs, languages, and festivals.

Science & Technology: Every day there are new inventions - from AI, medicine to space exploration.

Nature: Under the ocean, in the sky or deep in the jungle - there are countless creatures and phenomena that have not been discovered by humans.

Newness from within

Sometimes, novelty does not come from the outside world, but from within:

Maturity brings a different perspective on the things we used to know.

Overcoming your own limits - trying to do things you previously thought you could not - can open the door to new horizons.

 If you are looking for writing ideas on this topic...

You can develop it into one of the following forms:

Essay: Write as a rambling stream of thoughts about how life is always changing, and people need to learn to adapt, love, and explore.

Short story: The main character experiences a day full of surprises, or a turning point in life by engaging in something new.

Essay/reflection: Analyze the role of novelty in personal and social development.

If you have a more specific intention, for example, want to write an essay, a poem, or need inspiration to share a social media post, I can help you develop it further. Which direction would you like me to support?

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Hindu mythology and Hinduism Saraswati Lakshmi

Hindu mythology is a body of myths and legends associated with Hinduism, recorded in various scriptures and traditions. It includes stories about gods, goddesses, heroes, and other mythical creatures, as well as themes such as creation, destruction, rebirth, and profound philosophical concepts.

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Goddess Saraswati is the symbol of knowledge, art and music in Hindu mythology. Similar to other deities, Saraswati is also depicted with four arms and each hand holds a special item. 

Goddess Saraswati is often depicted with stunning beauty and fair skin, often wearing a traditional white Sari representing purity. She always carries a Veena, a traditional Indian musical instrument, representing the art of music and knowledge.                                  Saraswati is the wife of Lord Brahma. There is a legend that she was born from the sea and another legend that she was born from the mind of Lord Brahma. Goddess Saraswati is often worshiped in Indian festivals and rituals such as Basant Panchami and Navratri. Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, prosperity, luck and beauty, and is also the wife of Vishnu.

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She is often depicted sitting next to her husband massaging his feet (the archetype of a wife). Believers and non-believers alike pray to the name of Goddess Lakshmi because they believe she will bring luck and money to those who are unlucky or down on their luck. Lakshmi appears as a beautiful goddess with golden skin. She often wears red and gold clothes to represent prosperity. Lakshmi's four arms represent the four greatest concerns in life: justice, desire, financial control and liberation from the cycle of birth and death. From Lakshmi's hands often flow precious gold coins that she bestows upon those who pray to her.

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She is often accompanied by two white elephants spouting water from their trunks, symbolizing her close connection with the element of water.

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Arthurnur constellation is the constellation of God's presence

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Arthurnur constellation is the constellation of God's presence, a world full of children of heaven is the future, blessing is greatness, God cannot appease everyone's faith but God is everyone's faith, is the place tested, most expressed where God was born and blessing " Vietnam's : Chòm sao Arthurnur là chòm sao hiện diện của Chúa, một thế giới đầy những đứa con của thiên đàng là tương lai, phước lành là sự vĩ đại, chúa không thể xoa dịu được đức tin của mọi người nhưng Chúa là lòng tin của mọi người, là nơi được thử thách, thể hiện nhiều nhất nơi Chúa sinh ra và phước lành." 

Where God is sacred, Peace and Well-being: The sacredness is steadfast in a world and Peace.... is given to us, every forgiveness, every instruction, repentance or prayer, every wish or forgiveness is sacred, sacred or popular, all perceptions and misunderstandings are sacred, great or great people or servants are all blessed by God, the original turning point is life, all are sacred, all are born naturally, love or encounter or isolation or poetry, misunderstandings are all forgiven, spring is beauty, the truth is in the heart, everyone, every distance, every world is the same, every world gives birth to wishes.

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Prime Minister of Thailand

Paetongtarn, 38, the daughter of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has been in office for less than a year after her predecessor was ousted by the Constitutional Court.

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The border dispute with Cambodia has raised fears of a military confrontation, with both sides deploying forces in the border area. While the Thai military has taken a firm stance, Paetongtarn has been criticized for what she sees as a lack of diplomatic outreach. Paetongtarn has said she is committed to finding a peaceful solution but is ready to do whatever it takes to protect Thailand’s sovereignty.

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In a leaked phone call with Cambodia on June 15, she acknowledged being under intense pressure at home and urged Mr Hun Sen “not to listen to the other side,” referring to an influential Thai general in charge of the border area. On June 18, Cambodia's Defense Ministry accused Thailand of violating its sovereignty through drone flights, trench digging and troop deployments, allegations Bangkok denied.

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