Ireland is a developed country in Europe and a member of the European Union. It is called "Silicon Valley of Europe" and has the most open economy in Europe. In the competitiveness evaluation of 60 developed countries, Ireland maintains the top three in attracting foreign investment, and in the national competitiveness evaluation of Lausanne, the amount of assets managed by Ireland also ranks first in the world. Many companies are willing to register their funds in Ireland because of Ireland's low tax rate and open system. ? Dublin: Ireland is known as the emerald in the Atlantic Ocean, and Dublin, the capital, is a dark ornament among the emeralds. Dublin means "black river" in Gelter, the original resident, because the river flowing through the urban area is black with peat from Vicro Mountain. Dublin is adjacent to Dublin Bay on the east coast of Ireland Island, with an area of over 250 square kilometers and a population of 1 120000(2002). Dublin's original name is Beryasakles, which means "Fenced Ferry Town", which means "Black Pond" in Irish. Dublin is a national cultural and educational center, where the famous Trinity College (namely Dublin University), Irish Bishop University, National Library, Museum and Royal Society of Dublin are all located. Trinity College was founded in 159 1 with a history of more than 400 years. The library of the College is one of the largest libraries in Ireland, with a collection of more than 6,543,800+volumes, including ancient and medieval manuscripts and early published books, the most precious of which is the illustrated Gospel of kells in the 8th century. Dublin is the largest port in Ireland, with import and export trade accounting for half of the country's total foreign trade, and 5,000 ships leave the port every year. Dublin is also the largest manufacturing city in Ireland, with industries such as wine making, clothing, textiles, chemicals, large machine building, automobiles and metallurgy. In addition, Dublin is also an important financial center of the country. Menus: Located in kildare County, eastern Ireland, 25km west of Dublin. Menus is a small town developed from Count Fitzgerald's castle in 12 century, and now it has become a small town with modern life and precious historical heritage in the Middle Ages. The Royal Canal runs through the whole town and provides a good place for people to relax.