Ireland announces the start of the festive season in December

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Ireland announces the start of the festive season in December

The island of Ireland has begun its preparations to celebrate the festive season, as it invites visitors who are planning to spend this happy season abroad to visit it and enjoy the festivities that will begin in December 8, which provides travelers with a month of joy and unforgettable memories.

During this time of year, visitors to Ireland will have the opportunity to experience many exceptional experiences, discover the distinctive festive designs that adorn the entire city, in addition to activities that spread love, joy and tolerance. Cute beliefs spread during this season, such as the decorative shrubs that are believed to bring good fortune for the coming year, in addition to the healing properties of the mistle plant, which prompted the people to decorate their doorsteps with it.

Those wishing to learn about Irish traditions will have the opportunity to join hundreds of people and swim in the cold water on the morning of December 24 and 25; These events are often organized by local charities with the aim of collecting donations, which inspires the spirit of charity, love and brotherhood that is usually associated with this season. It is considered a beachPort Stewart Strand in County Londonderry One of the popular sites for hosting such events, while offering Dromoland Castle in Clare County More elegant events for revelers, such as the Great Dinner on the night of December 24th, where guests will enjoy bagpipes, followed by the tunes of local singers, and a fun visit from the feast man.

Northern Ireland also offers a range of great activities to celebrate the festive season, including Traditional Ceremony of Purification by Fire in Armagh County, where guests will learn Celtic traditions that herald a year of warmth and light. Kids can enjoy sparkling decorative lights and delicious sweets at Cumber Christmas Festival in Belfast. as pose Killarney's Christmas Parade وChristmas markets in Galway Must-attend events, in addition to a festival 'Glow: A Cork Christmas Celebration' It satisfies all the senses with its delicious delicacies and festive designs.

The charming atmosphere continues between Christmas and New Years with festivityBoxing Day or what is known as Saint Stephen's Day in the Republic of Ireland, which offers the opportunity to enjoy a festive 'Rain Boys' The famous one, where children go out in fancy dress while older boys perform at local venues to collect donations for charities.

New Year's Eve is loaded with unforgettable events, where guests can welcome the year 2019 with a festivity Levi's Lights Midnight Moment Rich in breathtaking light and musical performances, in addition to the acrobatic performances it hosts Customs office building, a famous teacher at the heart of Dublin. Attendees will have the opportunity to bid farewell to 2018 with exciting laser light shows, as well as live performances by skilled acrobats to the tunes of DJs and drummers, and then spend an exceptional evening of dance at a concert '3 Countdown Concert', which will be presented this year by Gavin James, along with a group of celebrities such as Hudson Taylor, Wild Youth, and Enhaler Which includes the son of superstar Bono.

Ireland's celebrations of the festive season do not stop here, but continue into the new year with the official day to remove the holiday decorations in the sixth of january All over the state. The women of Ireland are eagerly awaiting this day, when they get a chance to rest while the men take charge of working all day long in Irish tradition.