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Daddy of Christmas ) in Irish, is known in Ireland and Northern Ireland as Santy or Santa. He brings presents to children in Ireland, which are opened on Christmas morning. It is traditional to leave a mince pie and a bottle or a glass of Guinness along with a carrot for Rudolph

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Everyone loves building snowmen, but this guy really took it to the next level

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This guy in Ireland's built tallest snowman 

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This guy in Ireland's built tallest snowman 

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There is an old tradition that in some Irish houses (although now not many), people put a tall, thick candle on the sill of the largest window after sunset on Christmas Eve. The candle is left to burn all night and represents a welcoming light for Mary and Joseph.
Every Christmas Eve we placed a single red candle in the window. My mother always told me we were lighting the way for Mary and Joseph on their way to find the stable in Bethlehem.

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Families in Ireland sit down together on Christmas Day to eat a big meal. Roast turkey is the most popular centrepiece of an Irish Christmas dinner. Alternatives to turkey include roast or boiled ham, both traditional and still popular. Goose or duck would be very traditional but less popular these days