Different Irish people drink different drinks. So they could drink beer, liqueurs, soft drinks, spirits, wine or just water. Basically anything at all, just like people in other countries would.
Yes. Christmas trees are common in Irish households.
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For Christmas, they normally get them on Christmas Day.
Three famous Irish drinks are Guinness (stout), Jameson (whiskey), and Bailey's Irish Cream (liqueur).
United Kingdom and the Irish People
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Nollaig Shona Dhuit means 'Happy Christmas to you' in Irish. In Irleland people speak English and Irish. So it is Irish for 'Happy Christmas to you'.
Because the majority of people in Ireland are Christians.
An Irish Christmas was created in 2005.
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Ireland is a Christian country, so Christmas is an important holiday for Irish people.
Christmas cake, pastries, sweets, non-veg, etc. Mostly christian people drinks wines & vodkas for celebration of 31st night as well as for Christmas.