Irish customs

customs and taboos 1. When visiting Irish public and private institutions, you must make an appointment in advance, so don't go rashly. 2. The business etiquette in Ireland is similar to that in Britain. They are punctual and polite, and they like to add titles when addressing. For example, they often address each other with "Mr", "Mrs", "Miss", "Doctor" and "Professor". When dealing with Irish businessmen, don't wear fashionable clothes, and wear conservative style suits. When attending business meetings, men should wear appropriate western clothes ...

Irish customs

Irish people avoid using red, white and blue (the color of the British flag) because of political and historical reasons. In addition, Irish law prohibits Irish people from getting divorced. ... > Irish religious culture

Religion: The main religion in Ireland is Catholicism, and about 9% people are Catholics ... However, many other religious traditions are also fully reflected and respected. The freedom of religious belief and the right to choose moral values have been clearly written into the Irish Constitution, and in recent decades, Ireland's religious, social and political compatibility has been generally reflected and valued, so it has become a country with international reputation in this respect. Entertainment: social life is Ireland's ...

Irish festival-St. Patrick's Day

St. Patrick is Ireland's patron saint. It is said that he lived in the 5th century AD and was originally a teenager on the island of Great Britain. At that time, the Romans ruled Great Britain, and the Celts living on the island of Ireland crossed the sea from time to time to rob property and slaves. Once, Patrick was also captured and taken to Ireland as a slave,

herding sheep for the Celts. At this time, the Celts were still at the end of primitive society, and their civilization was very underdeveloped. Patrick fled to Gaul on the European continent through hardships ...

Irish culture

Irish culture originated from Celtic culture and was mainly composed of literature, music, dance and sports traditions. Irish belongs to Celtic language family, which is closely related to Scottish Gaelic and Welsh of the same language family, and there are still many similarities so far. The early Irish history appeared in the form of literature, which was mainly composed of "poetry" and "history", as well as heroic and legendary epics. Christianity was introduced into Ireland in the 5th century. At the beginning of the Middle Ages, Ireland didn't suffer the destruction of the Roman emperor ...

Irish folk customs

Irish folk customs: There are many kinds of local foods in Ireland, with exquisite workmanship and high quality. Many excellent restaurants here will make full use of local fresh ingredients to cook mouth-watering delicacies. At lunch time, small pubs and bars are the best places to go. The set meal

provided here is economical and distinctive, usually a plate of Irish stew or a dozen oysters and a small pile of "champ" mashed potatoes mixed with milk and small onions with a glass of ice.