Irish Culture

@Lima · 3 years ago

Saint Patrick's Day is a national Irish holiday that is celebrated on 17 March every year. It is a celebration of Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, who died on that date. This day has now become...

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@Chaliemoscow12 · 2 years ago

Happy Saint Patrick's Day ️

On March 17, The world celebrates St. Patrick, the fifth-century bishop, and patron of Ireland, whose life of holiness set the example for many of the Church's future saints. St. Patrick is said to...

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@Chaliemoscow12 · 2 years ago

Happy Saint Patrick's Day ️

When St. Patrick returned to Ireland after captivity, he used his knowledge of Irish culture to explain Christianity in a way that made sense to the Irish. He used the shamrock to explain the Holy T...

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@Groceries · 2 years ago

Easy Instant Pot Corned Beef And Cabbage

This recipe for Instant Pot Corned Beef and Cabbage is ready to serve in less than 2 hours! A traditional combination of tender juicy meat and flavorful vegetables is a hearty and satisfying meal you...

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@yehsansan · 1 year ago

Creative Ideas to Help Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a Special Christian Gift

St. Patrick’s Day is a beloved holiday celebrated with enthusiasm around the world! Irish culture has had a significant influence on our western society, and this one day in March celebrates all of th...

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@Mpc · 2 years ago

10 interesting facts about coffee

Will these facts about coffee leave you in shock or will your love for this beverage be greater? I don't know the answer to this question, but I'm sure you will be surprised. Coffee is the second mo...

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@GreenOasis · 3 years ago

5 symbols of Ireland

The culture of this beautiful green country in the North Atlantic is little known in our country. Ireland has a long history and culture that can thank the Celts the most. Today's symbols of Ireland...

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@mjmacmac1219 · 3 years ago

My Medieval Literature

Medieval literature is a passion that has enveloped me since I read Chrétien de Troyes’ Lancelot during my freshman year. In this Arthurian romance, Chrétien represents Lancelot as conflicted—a chival...

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@AbdulRasheedBhutta14... · 2 years ago

Sports And Game

According to Past days In the past , Sports were regarded as the outdoor recreational pastimes, such as fishing , shooting and hunting . On the other hand , games were regarded as organized contests...

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@Mdmehedinayem1231 · 3 years ago

Englind post.

that is part of the United Kingdom.[7][8][9] It shares land borders with Wales to its west and Scotland to its north. The Irish Sea lies northwest of England and the Celtic Sea to the southwest. Engla...

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@Trifecta · 2 years ago

Beating Stress Away on Good Friday

Dear friends, we are mere hours away from Good Friday which, in the Christian community around the world, marks the end of the 40 day Lenten season preceding Easter. While fasting is a common practi...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

Banshee: The story of the Irish Krandasi ‘Neem Bird’

Nim-nim-nim! Deep dormant nights, late evenings, or rarely in Bharadupur, the villagers are shocked to hear this call. This is a mild but terrifying bird, which is considered to be unlucky. The call...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@hamedbkh · 2 years ago

Hitler's wild hunt: Odin's awakening and the religion of a psycho

For some English speakers, the term "Germanic" has been a subject of general misconception; it is often confused with the noun "German". Despite the likeness, the two terms are by no means synonyms an...

5 likes · 2 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Adnan855 · 3 years ago

Interesting facts about "PUBG"

Interesting Facts About PUBG That You Probably Did Not Know PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds or PUBG has become a worldwide sensation since its launch in the year 2017. The game has seen an exponentia...

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@Lima · 3 years ago

English slang: it's not easy

The most interesting thing about teaching English abroad is that you gain an understanding of it as a foreign language that you have to learn. As a language assistant, I found that English slang can...

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@Aftabali · 2 years ago

WORDS‘Writing a story is like having sex with a stranger in the dark

CULTURE BOOKS BOOK REVIEWS BOOKS PODCAST POETRY HENNESSY NIW IT BOOKS FIGHTING WORDS ‘Writing a story is like having sex with a s...

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@Wordsfromthebible · 2 years ago

Myth of Elizabethan English

One famous American language myth holds that English is still spoken exactly as it was in Shakespeare's time in a distant area of the Ozarks or possibly the Appalachians. That the first Europeans to a...

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@shohid99 · 3 years ago

What does middle class really means-?

The middle class is a class of people in the middle of a social hierarchy . Its usage has often been vague whether defined in terms of occupation, income, education or social status. The definition by...

24 likes · 13 comments · BD Buddies (35de)

@GreenOasis · 3 years ago

Dracula's Castle in Bucharest

The Vlach duke Vlad the Impaler remained known not only as a cruel ruler during the Ottoman expansion, but also as an inspiration for the literary work of Brem Stoker - Dracula. The aristocratic origi...

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@milanlukic · 3 years ago

Punk: one search for identity

image source : svilenebube.com/fashion-punk Punk: from the avant-garde to the shelves of shops - a search for identity This post will try to dedicate itself to one very interesting cultural issue...

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@Anuragjr · 3 years ago

UK Government Seizes $185 Million From Dormant Bank Accounts for Crisis Relief

The UK government is seizing funds in dormant bank accounts worth approximately $185 million to fund its coronavirus relief efforts. So far, 30 banks have been voluntarily transferring money from dor...

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@Pluto.725 · 3 years ago

Dystopia

A dystopia (from Ancient Greek δυσ- "bad" and τόπος "place"; alternatively cacotopia or simply anti-utopia) is a community or society that is undesirable or frightening. It is an antonym of utopia, a...

4 likes · 1 comments · BD Tech Master Pro (30ba)

@beyourself · 2 years ago

Interesting Stories-Four Female Pirates

We might think that women have rarely been found at sea throughout history, but we don't have to take it that way. This is often dependent on time, place, culture and, most importantly, luck. For exa...

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@Ms.Write · 3 years ago

Superstitions Then and Now

The influence of superstitions or beliefs on human life is unforgivable. We have things to do or follow in accordance with these superstitions, also, we have things to avoid because of our belief in s...

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@TheTopFive · 2 years ago

All About New York

New York is the 4th most populous, 27th largest, and 7th densely populated of the 50 states in the United States. It is located in the northeastern part of the United States. New York became the 11th...

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@Amran409 · 3 years ago

Shakespeare said, "A boy can never be a friend

The Irish poet #Oscar_Wilde says the same thing. "It's impossible for men and women to have only friendships. All they can have is desire, weakness, hatred or love." - #Humayun_Ahmed said, "Boy...

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@Anik81 · 3 years ago

Educational Story (part-2)

# Shakespeare said, "A boy can never be a friend of a girl, because there is passion, there is physical desire." The Irish poet #Oscar_Wilde says the same thing. "It is impossible for a man and a w...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Is Ignorance Better Than Knowledge?

Is ignorance dangerous? Yes and no. Ignorance is not dangerous as long as the ignorant is aware of his or her ignorance. The real danger lies in believing that one knows something one doesn't really...

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@evan.fleischer · 4 years ago

Americans can and should be learning African languages

Note: this was originally published elsewhere in 2015. More Americans should learn to speak languages native to the African continent. There is a small, statistical base of speakers in the country—...

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@Hossain · 3 years ago

This article about friendship with boys and girls.must read

Shakespeare said, "A boy can never be a girl's friend, because there is passion, there is physical desire." The same thing was said by the Irish poet Oscar Wilde. "It is impossible for a man and a wom...

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