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86Cumbrian Colloquialisms
Cumbria where I come from is a very old fashioned traditional county, yet we have a culture and language of our own, many tourists struggle to understand what we are talking about when they visit. This is because our accent is a branch of several...
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79A Brief History of Celtic Music and 25 Outstanding Songs
A comprehensive list of the top 25 traditional irish, welsh, celtic, scottish tunes and artists. Song samples are provided for each song.
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87My Guide to the Best Irish Folk Music
One Irish music lover's guide to the best Irish folk music - some folk singers you may have heard of, others are bound to be new to you...
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82The Symbols and Emblems of Ireland
The National Symbols and Emblems of Ireland National symbols and emblems are important part of a culture of a country. It speaks of their identity and what they stand for in their life. Furthermore it shows their identity as a nation and their...
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83Unique Baby Names
"What is in a name?" The guy who asked that question was named William back some 400 odd years and today his name is still on the Most Popular Boys Name's list, a list I find rather dull. No offense to William's everywhere or Michael, Jacob,...
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77Gaelic Football v Soccer
"In our lives we will encounter many challenges, and tomorrow we face one together. How we accept the challenge and attack the challenge head on is only about us--no one can touch that. If we win or lose this weekend, it will not make a difference...
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89Tattoo Ideas: Gaelic Words + Phrases
Like their Native American counterparts did with tribal tattoos, Scottish and Irish warriors also defined their rank or commemorated a particular battle by tattooing permanent marks onto their skin. As far back as the 1600's Scots were using...
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71Isle of Man - Brief Guide, Facts and Weather
Welcome to the Isle of Man Okay, where on Earth is it? To be precise: 54° 13' 48" N / 4° 34' 12" W, or in the middle of the Irish Sea halfway between England and Ireland (83 miles from Liverpool & 90...
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69Irish Christmas Blessings, Greetings and Poems
Blessings are part of the Celtic tradition in Ireland which merged with Christianity to create a beautiful tradition of toasts, greetings and farewells which wish good health and good luck on loved ones. There are a selection of traditional Irish...
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