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Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

Not all people in Ireland are Christian, so not all people in Ireland celebrate Christmas. Most people in Ireland are Christian, so most Irish people do celebrate Christmas, but not everyone.

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