Essays on Ireland

In the first half of the last century Hundreds of children painfully died and were buried inhumanely and disrespectfully in Tuam. The discovered bodies of these burials were children under the care of Bon Secours nuns in a former Catholic orphanage in Ireland (O'Reilly 2). While many stories tell divergent perspectives...

Drug trafficking and usage have an effect on practically every aspect of people's life in Ireland. The harm caused by this threat is frequently seen in the overburdened court system, health care system, underemployed and lost work force, disintegration of families, and ecosystem degradation. Due of the widespread effects, this...

Northern Ireland has a long history of being a Catholic nation. Other immigrants entering the nation, nevertheless, are Protestants. They were assisted in entering the nation by the English colonies. Since the local Catholics were persecuted by these Protestants, the independence fight persisted (O'Hearn 179). Irish people's reluctance to join...

A Mutualistic or symbiotic relationship whereby two organisms of associated species co-exist and benefit from each other. In this case, the lichen is as a result of a symbiotic relationship between the algae and fungi. The symbiotic relationship resulting from fungi and algae is that algae prepare meals for the...

Beroul's Romance of Tristan both praises and condemns the lovers. As a result, the poem simultaneously praises and condemns deceit and lies. The Romance of Tristan is the tale of Tristan and his lover, Yseut. They were also from royal families. Tristan belonged to the Lyonesse Kingdom, while Yseut belonged...