Ireland
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Ireland (pronounced [ˈaɪɾlənd]; Irish: Éire [ˈeːɾʲə]; Ulster Scots: Airlann) is an island country located in the northwest of Europe. It is composed of six regions and borders three other nations (UK, Canada and the USA). As Ireland has a small population, its geographic location has been exploited to create a strong defensive position. Ireland is a former member of EDEN, an alliance that featured many of Ireland's historical allies. Currently Ireland is a member of the defensive brotherhood CUA (Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina).
Despite Ireland's size, it has maintained a strong community with diverse views and politics. It has, generally healthy elections and is active economically, militarily, and in the media.
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Society
Community
Ireland is not only home to the Irish, but also to residents from a wide variety of distinct origins. Ireland welcomes individuals from all backgrounds,but the majority of its citizen are nonetheless Irish in real life. Prominent expatriate groups include Americans, Bulgarians, Canadians, Greek and Croatians. While Ireland seeks to reflect, preserve, and take pride in its traditional culture and history, it welcomes the existence of a cultural mosaic amongst its many diverse and talented citizens.
Ireland is a country with a relatively small population. When compared to the rest of the world Ireland generally stays virtually parallel to world population trends. Many of the significant population jumps and falls are related to the addition or subtraction of national territories through military conflicts and/or to the arrival of a previously formed group from another country.
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Geography
Ireland borders 
Canada, 
United Kingdom and the 
USA.
The original territory of Ireland is composed of several regions:
Dublin (occupied by 
), Louth (occupied by ), Shannon (occupied by ), Mayo (occupied by ), Wexford (occupied by ), Cork (occupied by ),
Its current territories are listed below:
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Media
The vast majority of Irish media is written in English. Achieving Media Mogul achievements is a difficult task in Ireland as the population is relatively low. Many citizens have their own papers to publish articles in. The Irish government's organizations are also regular contributors to the media. Much of Ireland's media includes articles about the political situation of the country, but the vast majority of the media articles are about social and entertainment and helps to create a rich social environment in the country.
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Adriano's View | Sir Adriano Prette | Current country president of Ireland |
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The Irish Community | The Irish Community | Newspaper for the government organization in charge of community events. |
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Department Of Defence | Irish Department of Defence | Newspaper for the government organization in charge of national defence. |
Economy
Taxes
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- Last update: 16 May 2012
Currency
The currency of Ireland is the Irish Pound (IEP)
Ireland's very low minimum wage was instituted to accommodate communes that wished to pay workers in the supplies rather than wages. This low wage has no foreseeable affect on capitalist industry as the average wages in Ireland are reliably much higher than any reasonable minimum wage. Since then, the commune type is quite popular among the Military Units, and has generally displaced the market for weapons production. Food production varies between communes and market companies, with the latter generally dominant.
| Minimum Wage | 0.10 IEP
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Trade Embargoes
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Politics
Government
Like many other countries, the Irish community has renamed the generic institutions of eRepublik to reflect the individual culture and community of Ireland. Further details on the common government titles of Ireland can be found on the Government Structure page.
Irish Government of January 2013
President
The current President of Ireland is Sir Adriano Prette who became Country President on May 6th, 2013.
Political Parties
Listed below are the current main political parties of Ireland.
Current Political Parties of Ireland Rankings
| Logo | Name | Abbreviation | Leader | Orientation | Congressmen | Members |
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Independent Labour Party | ILP | Raven Anarcho | Far-left, Anarchist | 11 | 69 |
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Éire Aonair | EA | Marinko Margarin | Center, Libertarian | 10 | 61 |
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Irish Freedom Party | IFP | Elite C | Center-right, Libertarian | 9 | 46 |
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The Labour Party | LP | MR. PADRAIG PEARSE | Far left, Libertarian | 5 | 24 |
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Independent Voices | IV | binsky | 3 | 17 |
Dáil Éireann
The Irish congress (Dáil) is composed of 33 Dáil members. It is the seat of legislative power in Ireland and also the meeting point for Dáil members.
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Military
Military Units
The Department of Defense is the body responsible for organizing and coordinating the Irish Army. It is overseen by the Minister of Defense.
The following military units exist in Ireland:
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Irish Army | The Irish Army is Ireland's official home guard. |
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Irish Citizen Army | The oldest remaining military faction in Ireland. |
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Libertad na hEireann | The Irish division of Libertad (a military group originating in Greece). |
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Labour People's Army | Independent Labour Party's Military Wing |
Alliances
Ireland has Mutual Protection Pacts with:
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Wars
Ireland is currently fighting the United Kingdom
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Current Countries - Conquered Countries
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