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Mussel and Scallop visit several places in Ireland based on notes they find. They go to Tralee for a Celtic festival, Adare to see thatched cottages, and Limerick to watch a hurling match. They learn about Irish stew and the sport of hurling. Their next stops are Bunratty Castle and folk park, where they learn about leprechauns from a shoemaker. Their final destination is the Cliffs of Moher, where they walk along the limestone cliffs and take in the views.
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Trick-or-treating has its origins in the traditions of All Souls' Day in Britain, where people would go door-to-door begging for "soul cakes" and promising prayers for the dead. Over time, children became the beggars, receiving treats like apples and coins. When settlers came to America, they continued the tradition of giving out treats to avoid being subject to tricks. Carving lanterns from pumpkins originated from the Celtic tradition of carving faces into turnips to ward off evil spirits, with the name "jack-o-lantern" deriving from an Irish folk tale about a man named Jack. When settlers in America encountered pumpkins, which were larger
Halloween 1
Trick-or-treating has its origins in the early traditions of All Souls' Day in Britain, where the poor would go begging for "soul cakes" and promise to pray for the dead. Over time, children became the beggars, receiving treats like apples and coins. When the tradition was brought to America, children would shout "trick or treat" to avoid being pranked. The jack-o-lantern tradition originated from Celtic traditions of carving faces into turnips and lighting them with candles to ward off evil spirits. When pumpkins were introduced to America, they replaced turnips as larger jack-o-lanterns. The pumpkin then became the most recognizable symbol
Halloween 1
Trick-or-treating has its origins in the early traditions of All Souls' Day in Britain, where the poor would go begging for "soul cakes" and promise to pray for the dead. Over time, children became the beggars, receiving treats like apples and coins. When the tradition was brought to America, children would shout "trick or treat" to avoid being pranked. The jack-o-lantern tradition originated from Celtic traditions of carving faces into turnips and lighting them with candles to ward off evil spirits. When pumpkin farming came to America, the larger pumpkins replaced turnips as jack-o-lanterns.
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- 1. MUSSEL AND SCALLOP IN TRALEE
- 4. In Tralee they meet Tara. She tell them about the Celtic Festival. Mussel and Scallop tell her about Galicia and its celtics festivals. Tara invites them to spend the day with her family.
- 7. They are really old. OH! It’s lunch time. I’m hungry! Come with me, we have Irish Stew for lunch
- 8. LUNCH TIME!
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- 14. This castle was built in 1425. Here says that there are real medieval banquets with music and songs.
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