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Here are the Editor's Picks articles for the Irish Culture Site! These are the top ten articles that your Irish Culture Editor feels are most important for you to read. Enjoy! 1. The Traditional Irish Wake Though it is a bit of an exaggeration, the stereotype of the Irish wake is that of a big party, and the only one without a hangover a week later is the deceased. Every family now has its own new traditions, but some Irish traditions don't change. 2. Irish Wedding Traditions Love and marriage, Irish weddings with style. 3. Banshee in Ireland The Banshee is a fairy woman who brings with her cry the notice that there is soon to be a death. 4. Apple Tart Recipe Apple tart with custard or ice cream, a classic Irish dessert. 5. Irish Business Culture and Etiquette Go to this excellent site for tips on social mores and good conduct when on business or pleasure in Ireland. 6. Handfasting, an Ancient Irish Wedding Ceremony Handfasting is an ancient Celtic wedding ceremony that is enjoyed by many couples. Committment by any other name...is still the same. Long life and much happiness to all loving couples. 7. Irish Life In The 1800's What was life like in Ireland in the 1800īs for the "ordinary" folk. Here is a brief description. 8. Irish Assimilation Into American Culture In the 1800īs the Irish left Ireland in the hundreds of thousands and headed mostly for America. Their assimilation however was anything but easy or pleasant. 9. Irish Brown Soda Bread Many readers have asked for the recipe for Irish Brown Bread. Itīs not so long ago that I would not have been able to help them, as the flour was hard to get outside of Ireland. Now itīs easily acquired in the U.S. This is the Brown Bread of the Irish Country Breakfast...appetizers, tea, anytime! 10. Irish Halloween, Samhain Halloween is one of those holidays that has deep roots. It goes back and back, and while the name may change, it's meaning remains the same. Be sure to visit the Irish Culture Archives for all the articles! |
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