Hibernia is the classical Latin name for the island of Ireland. It was used by ancient Roman writers to refer to the land and its people. The name is derived from the word "hibernus," meaning "winter," which reflects the island's cool and damp climate. Today, Hibernia is often associated with Irish culture and heritage. The term is sometimes used in literature and art to evoke themes related to Irish history and mythology. Hibernia also appears in various contexts, such as in the names of businesses and organizations that celebrate Irish identity.