Les fetes traditionnellesLa fête de Noël:The festival of Christmas in Ireland is always an great event for Irish. The latter benefit from it to celebrate Christmas in family, to celebrate in the Christian tradition the advent of Christ (let us not forget that Irish is very believers), and to offer multiple gifts to their close relations around a beautiful table and of a good meal. Christmas celebrates himself in Ireland in 2 stages.We start with Irish calls “The Little Christmas” . This first period is from December 12th to 24th, and is the means of starting the preparations of Christmas, by decorating the doors of houses with a crown of holly . The day before and the Christmas Day, Irish go to the Pub, drinking a few pints of Guinness accompanied by friends and the family. Local musicians gather in the Pub to interpret there canticles of Christmas and other traditional pieces Irish, until the clock strikes the hour of the mass. .-The following day, the family offers gifts to the children like with the close relations to testify their affection to them…. During the tasting of the meal, Irish has a tradition to light a candle at the window of their house, in honor of Marie and Joseph.
La fête de la St Patrick:
The Saint Patrick is celebrated each year on March 17th by the Irish people of the whole world. Maewin Succat or St Patrick was born into 389, in Scotland, During is captivity he had visions and turned to God. This is why, he became priest into 417 and bishop into 432. He set out again in Ireland to convert the pagan ones guided spiritually by druids. He used a clover with three sheets to explain the Holy Trinity, three parts to them forming a whole. He died on March 17th, 461.

La fete de Bloomsday:
Bloomsday is an Irish festival which celebrated the writter James Joyce each June 16th (in Dublin in particular) . It's not the date of Joyce 's death who is celebrated but the fictitious events reported in Ulysses proceed. The first celebration of