Christmas in Ireland: Irish Christmas Traditions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Heading to Ireland or Northern Ireland for the holidays? Well here are some things to expect when you travel to Ireland for Christmas from the CHristmas markets to the Christmas food of Ireland to the candles you will see in the windows. Merry Christmas!
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Loved the video. Loved your beautiful Christmas spirit. Happy Christmas to you and your family. Yes! I am part Irish and proud of it. Sending joy, love and many blessings from the USA. Kathryn
This is awesome. We’re actually spending this Christmas in Cork, and New Years in Dingle. This has become my favorite Wolters World episode
Ohh so sweet of you to do a video about Ireland at Christmas. I & so many other Irish are honoured you keep coming back here and mentioning us especially that you & J make such a big effort to showcase more than the typical stuff
The best and original Christmas market is Winterval in Waterford.
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The christmas market in Dublin caslte is wonderful
Turkey and ham is our traditional Christmas dinner.
Up until the 1960s goose was the traditional dish. Not as common now but still there. It's a quite the operation cooking one as they are huge and you need a deep roasting rack because of all the goose fat. Totally worth it though as it is liquid gold for roast potatoes and veggies. Nom.
Yes, turkey and ham is the most popular combination across the country. Spiced beef is most commonly served in Cork. You can buy it at the English Market.
I feel Ireland is very much underrated. Want to stay at a nice airbnb and explore it in a rental car. Definitely on my list!
Many, and i mean many, roundabouts. Left lane roundabouts woo hoo!
Cool video
Nollaig shona duitse Walter!! 🎉
I was there (Dublin) this morning. Back in the USA. The home of the braves.
Home of the war criminals more like.
I hope someday I get to visit Ireland, The photos and movies I've watched and saw just don't show the beauty of Ireland there is nothing like the real thing.
As far as snow goes I think some people confuse Ireland with other countries
Mark, great video. But as a fellow traveler who enjoys his beer, I have to point out that you misspelled Guinness! Someone else already pointed out Stephen (which is my name) vs Steven.
Late late Toy Show is great. Check out the episode with Michael Moloney singing in honor of his deceased father... it will touch your heart. Thanks!
Well as someone who loves beer you should know that Guinness is not a beer, its a stout...
@@benc6252 I sit corrected... too stout to stand. Ein bier bitte 😀
Every country have their own christmas tradition.
In germany they started decorating trees hundreds of years ago. Then HC andersen saw It and brought the tradition to denmark...
Interesting to hear 🎉
It's Stephen, not Steven.
First view, first comment, great to see your videos!
Hey Mark, awesome video
Thought the US gave travel warnings for going to Ireland, even though its the 3rd safest country on earth and the US is not even in the top 100th
Maith thú as do chuid Gaeilge agus go raibh maith agat! Great job with your Irish and thank you! I'm learning Irish in the US and I hope to visit Ireland one day! Nollaig Shona Dhuit!
Thank you for that nice clip about Christmas in Ireland. Just one thing, the pubs here in the Republic are closed on Christmas day. I don't know about Northern Ireland. Merry Christmas to you.
i really fell in love with Ireland after my trip at the end of October for Halloween celebration. Although I think Irish people are very friendly and fun every time, and Dublin is always a good idea. Another important thing to do: GO TO AN IRISH PUB!!! You can drink a beer and sing Christmas songs with Irish people and breathe and the real atmosphere.
Cork City (and the rest of Ireland) during Christmas is absolutely wonderful!
The Oliver Plunkett, of course. I love Cork
Belfast Christmas market - the stand that does chilliwurst hot dogs with mustard and ketchup. Hard to beat for street food.
As an Irishman living here 34 years, the best places to avoid during Christmas is Dublin City, I’m happy tourists have a great time coming here, wish some of that magic was felt by the people living here 😞
I think Dublin is best avoided throughout the year, not just during Christmas.
@@artur5308 this is the secret visitors don’t realise, Irish people outside Dublin do not like Dublin 😅👌
@@Nimbus6000 I'm not Irish, but I am almost certain that Irish people from Dublin don't like the current Dublin :(
I get that dublins expensive and all that but non dub irish need to chill its a pretty nice place (also compared to American cities the crime is nothing same with limerick)
@@Tomdelongpenis writing that with a straight face after the past few weeks events must have been hard for you. 🤨
Nollaig shona dhuit.
I’m from Ireland love your vids
Galway is magic at Christmas time definitely destination to visit!
@@irlandiapoukrainsky I am a bit late but I love Galway at Christmas lol
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The food part what about the ham and stuffing 🧐
So you butchered the Irish Christmas greeting. Don't feel bad, you get kudos for even trying! Nollaig shona dhuit!
Christmas markets…meh… I’ve heard stories about some of the supposedly German food traders being spotted unloading Costco items and talking in thick Belfast accents.
Winterval in Waterford City is amazing
.....noooooo, a glass of milk for Santa, never heard of Spiced Beef,
Happy Christmas!
Do you ever do meetups with subscribers/fans? Would love to say hello while you're in Ireland!
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Excellent topic frankly never considered it for Christmas m.
Are things a lot more expensive during late November into early December?
Yes everything is gone up in cost
why never go romainia its amazing country im sure u and ya family would love it
It’s called the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland is different and have no interest in being part of the republic. Important to make the distinction.
It’s actually not called the Republic of Ireland, only in football. It states it clearly in the constitution that the name of the state is Ireland, or Éire in Irish. “The Republic of Ireland” is a British invention.
wot are the pies like
It depends, there are different varieties. Some are dense like a fruit loaf, some are soft and fluffy. Most have a marzipan or white frosting. Generally they will have citrus, sweet dried fruits like raisins and cherries and nuts like almonds with spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. Some have Whisky, Sherry or Rum, some don't, its personal preference.
Homemade ones are always the best, cafe or market bought can be quite good. Store bought ones are usually garbage and should be avoided.
Such a fun video! Have not been to Erin since 2011. Makes me want to go "home" again! Thanks!!
Ireland can be a wonderful place if you avoid Dublin. Instead, stick to Galway or anywhere West of Dublin basically.
That's good advice all year round 😄
Why people outside Dublin have such a chip on the shoulder about the place? Genuinely curious about this.
@@g-man4744 Research the history. The reasons are easily found
@@DependsWhatDay is it about "The Pale"? I thought this was gone long ago! Anyway, I guess it's the same in every country, I'm French and most people outside Paris hate the place.
Most people don't, im. Irish and ive no issues with Dublin , its our capital city ,so much history there , yes it can be expensive, but most cities are ,i was in france few months ago & my hubby paid 10 euros for a locally brewed beer in Tolouse, we commented to each other thatvit eas expensive, but we didnt whinge about it 😊 trust me most of the population of Ireland don't have issues with Dublin , but I think you'll find these moaners in every country , I remember anytime I visited the USA it was always NYC that got a bad rap 😊 @g-man4744
Grew up in Ireland and you summed it up rather well.
I always have to go home for Christmas for the food and good vibes.
If I don’t drink alcohol at all, does it mean that Ireland is not worth visiting ?
It's Beautiful and worth it. The food alone I'd go for 😁
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