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Aah, bag-hora Lassie. Read Frank McCourt's best seller of a few years back entitled: "Angela's Ashes" and you will get a real feel for Irish culture. Then read his follow up book entitled" "Tis" and you will become ...
Well it depends on what aspect of the culture you are interested in. We have irish-dancing, our own type of football called "Gaelic Football", we have another two sports, "Hurling" and "Camogie". We have our ow...
Usually this question is a complaint. Many people are disappointed when they read soc.culture.irish and find it isn't quite what they expected. The newsgroup is not just for discussions about Irish culture (unless you broaden the word "...
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･ 1 Enjoy Irish food. Irish food is hearty and tasty. Popular dishes include shepherd's pie, lamb stew... ･ 2 Celebrate St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day honors Ireland's patron saint, St. Patrick. In America... ･ 3 Listen to Irish music...
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I am Irish, and I grew up in a very alcoholic family with all of the consequences. I am Christian, but I say let the Muslims come and stop all of that drinking! The kids growing up will be so much better off. Islam has usually tolerated Chr...
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I need one or two differences between I rish and S panish culture, which I can express in a simple way in S panish 279 views link history flag Asked Sep 6, 2009 gracexxxox Edited Sep 6, 2009 16k 29k Marianne- comments - Comments are for add...
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There are many signs of a strong cultural revival in Ireland. Pop groups from Ireland have established an international reputation, while Ireland is also enjoying considerable international success in areas including film-making, comedy and...
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In essence yes! Both cultures are rich in music, dance, history and of course its people. I'm very proud to live in a country where every corner has to do with the cultural legacy we've been creating for centuries. I've never been to Irelan...
http://www.diddlyi.com/profiles/blogs/irish-dance-in-me...
its shamrock not clover its to do with the catholic religion the 3 leaves represent The father ,The Son, and The Holy Spirit, Legend states that St Patrick used it in his teachings so this is why it is associated with St. Patricks day
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Did you attend Culture Night anywhere around the country recently? Someone asked me in the last few weeks: Have you any interest in Irish culture? I was a little taken aback at the question, but even more taken aback that my own init repr...
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