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The Wexford Carol

The Wexford Carol is one of Ireland's oldest Christmas Carols and is one of the oldest surviving Carols in the European tradition. Dating back to the 12th century the Wexford Carol is also known by its first line “Good people, all this Christmas time.” History of the...

Irish Wedding Traditions

An Irish traditional wedding is a beautiful ceremony to see or take part in. From the stunning attire of both the bride and groom. The bride would as is done to-day be dressed in a white dress to symbolize her purity. But, Irish weddings although are a lot of fun have...

Christmas Traditions In Ireland

Irish Christmas traditions usually begin on the first or second weekend of December. This is when many families starting their preparation for the Christmas festivities.  Each family will have their own Christmas traditions but a lot of older practices still remain...

Celebrating Easter Traditions In Ireland

Easter is one of the most important religious holidays celebrated around the world. In Ireland, it is a time of great significance and has been celebrated for centuries with a range of customs and traditions that reflect the country's rich cultural heritage. From...
Irish Burial Traditions

Irish Burial Traditions

If there is any tradition in Ireland that is common among Irish families it would be that of a burial of a loved one. Although it's a sad occasion our spiritual & religious beliefs help us get through a mournful...

Doon Mass Rock In County Donegal

Doon Mass Rock In County Donegal

Doon mass rock is where secret mass was held during the penal years (1695 – 1741). During this time Irish Catholics were not allowed to openly practice their religion or display their faith.  The Priests said mass...

St Odran – Ireland’s First Christian Martyr

St Odran – Ireland’s First Christian Martyr

The feast of Saint Odran is celebrated on February 19. He was a disciple of St Patrick and his chariot driver. St Odran was the first Christian martyr in Irish history and the only martyr during the time of St Patrick....

Donegal Friary is founded

Donegal Friary is founded

Donegal Friary is in Donegal town, on the water's edge at the entrance of the harbor. The O’Donnell clan built the Friary in 1474 with support from the Franciscan order. An explosion devasted the friary in 1601....

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