Christmas in Ireland Elena R, Elena R. Marta, Luisa, Sofía
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In Ireland, some key Christmas customs include listening to the famous Christmas song "Fairytale of New York" by The Pogues everywhere, eating a starter of smoked salmon or soup followed by a main dish of turkey or goose with stuffing and roasted potatoes for Christmas dinner, and hanging holly wreaths on doors which is thought to originate from an Irish tradition. The day after Christmas, St. Stephen's Day, is also important in Ireland as it is in the UK, with sports events traditionally held like football matches and horse racing.
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Ireland
Ireland is an island west of the United Kingdom, with Northern Ireland part of the UK and the Republic of Ireland independent. Dublin is the capital of Ireland. It rains frequently in Ireland, keeping the landscape very green. The national holiday is St. Patrick's Day on March 17th, honoring the patron saint of Ireland. Celtic culture, music, dance and traditions remain an important part of Irish identity.
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- 1. IRELAND
- 2. CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS ● .Tradition # 1: ● Listen to Fairytale of New York, the famous Christmas song of The Pogues ... everywhere ● It was named the "best Christmas song of all time" and in Ireland Fairytale of New York is the song that you can not miss during Christmas
- 3. Typical Christmas food ● As a starter they usually eat smoked salmon, prawns, soup or melon among others followed by the main dish, turkey or goose with roasted ham, accompanied by bread stuffing, roasted potatoes, mashed potatoes, and some type of sauce like blueberries .
- 4. DECORATION IN IRELAND ● It is thought that the origin of the Christmas tradition of hanging a holly wreath at the door is precisely in Ireland,
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