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The main ones we celebrate would be
New years
easter
paddys day
halloween and
chrismas!!
Orla? What the heck is lughnasa?? or midsummer?? Never heard of either! We dont celebrate them! Are u from the north or something?
And do you actually CELEBRATE bridgets day and the bank holiday???
We recognise them but dont celebrate them |
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Any day is a possible celebration, but ya, as the girls said, but never heard of some of the stuff Orla said, but I'll go along with it. We also have: "Open a bag of tayto's" celebration. "They'd celebrate the opening of a bag of taytos. |
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1st February, St Brigid's Day or Imbolc, depending on your tendencies.
17th March, Paddy's Day (St Patrick)
Easter, no set date.
May Bank Holiday weekend, or Bealtaine if you prefer.
I like to celebrate Midsummer.
Lughnasah is still celebrated where I live, that's called Lammas in Northern Ireland and England. It's an ancient pre-Christian 'thanks for the harvest' type of thing. Around the same time is the Puck Fair in Killorglin, Couty Kerry. Google this to find out more about it.
Hallowe'en - my favourite! Only in my house we refer to it as Samhain.
Christmas. With its usual overkill.
New Year's. |
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new years eve
st partricks day 17th of march
easter
halloween
christmas |
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Lughnasah..More like "thanksgiving" in the US.(: |
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the religious celecbrations such as christmas easter other celebrations st. patricks day (a must) valentines day halloween there the big ones really |
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not forgetting that there's loads of parades in the north during July, especially the 12th. Then in November there's the burning of Lundy in Derry. The Apprentice Boys marches as well. |
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