Yes they do
"A Christmas Carol" in Ireland is a beloved holiday tradition, often performed in theaters and on television around Christmas time. It follows the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and his transformation after being visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future. The tale's themes of redemption and the spirit of giving resonate with audiences in Ireland and worldwide.
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no they have carol christmas
A Christmas Carol - 2012 was released on: Ireland: 1 January 2012 Canada: 19 November 2013 (internet) USA: 19 November 2013 (internet)
English is the main language in Ireland, so people in Ireland just say "Christmas". In the Irish language the word for Christmas is "Nollaig", pronounced "Nullig".
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Because most people in Ireland are Christians, so naturally Christmas is going to be celebrated in Ireland.
They have Christmas trees with things like lights, balls, tinsel and other Christmas decorations. On walls you may have banners, special Christmas decorations, and signs. Cribs are common in most homes and various lights and candles. Christmas-related items such as Santa or reindeer may form part of Christmas decorations too. Holly and ivy are common and other flowers and plants.
For many people the movie of The Snowman would be top of their list. A Christmas Carol is another perennial favourite. A Sesame Street Christmas Carol and A Muppets Christmas Carol are two others.
Ireland is a Christian country, so Christmas is an important holiday for Irish people.
If you meant when was a Christmas Carol released so people could read it, then the year was 1843. It even says in the beginning where the author's note was.