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It's called "Christmas". In the Irish language the name Nollaig or sometimes Nollag is used.
Yes. Father Christmas is a name for Santa Claus that is commonly used in Britain. Another name would be St Nicholaus.
The name "Father Christmas" originated in the mid-17th century when traditional Christmas celebrations of feasting and drinking were frowned upon by Puritans. People that supported the traditional celebrations personified Christmas itself in order to spread the idea of a cheerful occasion. The term "Father" was used to suggest that Christmas was a Christian persona.
In the UK, the most preferable title is 'Father Christmas', yet the name 'Santa Claus' is also used.
Children would send letters in the mail to Father Christmas.
the name of the Republic of Ireland is officially "Éire" -- Ireland. In the official name the word "Republic" is not used
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In English he is Santa or Santy. In the Irish language you would say "Daidí Na Nollaig". Daidí is pronounced like Daddy. It literally means Father of Christmas, similar to Father Christmas that is commonly used in Britain.
The island of Ireland contains both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The name "Ireland" is also an official name for the Republic of Ireland. The other name used is the Irish version: Éire. You will see that on coins and stamps.
Well first it is a republic and the name Republic of Ireland is used to distinguish it from Northern Ireland. The official name, according to the constitution is Éire or in English it is Ireland.
The traditional English name for Santa Claus is Father Christmas. The American influence has caused a gradual shift from this name.Santa is a bit of a chameleon, adapting to different environments and backdrops- in England, he is generally called Father Christmas, same title ( In French) used in France. St. Nick - or variants thereof common in Germany and Scandinavian countries- somewhat oddly the Swiss, in the city of Zurich had a local festival honoring St. nicholas ( as a bishop) which had a parade of marchers in outsized hats mostly ecclesisastical in style and bore the name of the Klausjagen- roughly ( Claus" Hunt) and really this ceremony had nothing to do with Christmas!