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They celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
There would be no major differences in how they celebrate Christmas.
Because the majority of people in Ireland are Christians.
Because the majority of people in Ireland are Christians.
Saint Patrick is the patron saint of all of Ireland. Northern Ireland is only in existence as a separate entity since 1922. St. Patrick brought Christianity to all of Ireland and there are a number of places in modern day Northern Ireland that he is associated with, like Downpatrick and Slemish mountain. The Catholic Church is organised on an all-Ireland basis, and the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland is based in Armagh, which is in Northern Ireland.
The 26th of December in Ireland is known as St. Stephen's Day.
The 26th of December in Ireland is known as St. Stephen's Day.
Ireland does not have an independence day. People from other countries may celebrate their own independence days in various ways, depending on their customs.
Because most people in Ireland are Christians, so naturally Christmas is going to be celebrated in Ireland.
St. Patrick's Day and Christmas are just two of many things that Irish people celebrate.
Ireland do not celebrate Thanksgiving.