Product Analysis: Cultural Analysis Of Ireland's Cultural Environment

Chapter 1:
CULTURAL ANALYSIS In this chapter, we will be focusing on Ireland’s cultural environment. This chapter determines significant factors of their culture that will be relevant to our product analysis and offering.
I. INTRODUCTION Ireland is the third largest country in Europe with over 6 million of its total population. Ireland placed 11th spot as one of the wealthiest country worldwide which means they are one of fast-growing and changing economy where in fact, Ireland consistently achieves its vision and objectives due to capability progress and development in economical status. It has been developed by technological advancement, quality education, and other elements which are desirable for the society. Ireland has abundant of

Now, on the 20th century, with regards to development, sociological, political, and environmental and with other aspects, Ireland remains at the one of the richest county in the world. It is now one of the most open and largest growth was encouraged by the export sectors in the late 1990s. Computers and office products have become some of Ireland’s most profitable export products. They also manufacture musical instruments, with 5.2 % making 12.7% of the world’s exports. For industrial development, they operate essential services in fields of sugar, electricity, steel, peat, fertilizers, transportations and industrial alcohol. The greatest growth was in high technology industries, like pharmaceuticals and electronics, where labor productivity was growing substantially, limiting increases in number of jobs. Ninety percent of Ireland’s agricultural land devoted to farming and livestock which accounts for about 53% of agricultural exports and since livestock is a major element in the country’s economy, government is particularly concerned with methods of improving operation and increasing positive outputs. In addition, producing whiskies are one of their assets to international markets. Since Irish are driven to success for their economy, we have decided to offer The Airde Suites into local and international markets so as to attract investors and

The prevailing influence is the Atlantic Ocean which is no more than 70 miles or 113km from any inland location. North Atlantic is mild southwesterly winds and warm waters contribute to its moderate quality of the climate. Uniformity in temperatures in entire Ireland is observed. When January and February comes, it is considered as the coolest months of the year that has average air temperature lying between 39º and 45º F (4º or 7ºC). The warmest months are July and August which usually range between 57º and 61º F (14º and 16º C). And every May and June, considered as the sunniest months of the year and is expected average duration of 5.5 hours to 6.5 hours in just a single day. The preclude, combined with equitable climate is basically beneficial to grasslands which serves as the mainstay of the country’s huge livestock population. People experience snow irregularly except those who were near at the mountains. Severe snowstorms are typically rare in the