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During The Great Irish Famine why did the Irish immigrate and where did they go?
The Irish immigrated because they were in poverty and they barely had any food. They went to U.S.A or Canada.
Is there any gold in the Irish tricolour?
no -- the 3rd colour on the Irish flag is orange, not gold
Was there any Irish people in Dachau?
No.
What special food come from Ireland?
depending on how far back into history you wish to go, but since c.1600 the potato has had a central role - on its own, in stews, in bread, eyc. fish has always been important - in a mainly catholic country where meat was forbidden every Friday and for all of Lent. - mostly salmon, herring, mackerel and cod. pig meat of all types, especially cured, was the mainstay of most mid to poor families. the bacon was "cured" in brine and hung in the rafters to smoke. bread was mostly in the form of "soda" bread - made without yeast, using buttermilk to activate the soda. classic Irish dishes in the past were Irish stew, colcannon, boxty, coddle,barmbrack, etc. less common now where Irish cuisine is as international as any other.AnswerI do like my bit of soda bread though
Does the tupi tribe have any traditions?
their face painting
Is it possible for a Catholic couple to elope without violating any religious traditions or beliefs"?
Yes, it is possible for a Catholic couple to elope without violating any religious traditions or beliefs by seeking permission from their parish priest and fulfilling the necessary requirements for a valid marriage in the Catholic Church.
Does the green relate in any way to spring in the Irish flag?
Green symbolizes Catholic Ireland.
During The Great Irish Famine why did the Irish immigrate and where did they go?
The Irish immigrated because they were in poverty and they barely had any food. They went to U.S.A or Canada.
Why are Northern Irish Catholics encouraged to have at least 10 children by the Church of Rome?
Roman Catholic AnswerNorthern Irish Catholics are not encouraged to have any specific number of children by the Church. It is not the "Church of Rome", is the Catholic Church, whose headquarters are in Rome.
Is there a Saint Aoife?
There is no recognized saint named Aoife in the Catholic Church. The name Aoife is of Irish origin and is not commonly associated with any canonized saints. It is possible that there may be local or regional traditions that venerate a saint named Aoife, but there is no widely accepted saint by that name in mainstream Christian history.
Why were the Irish Germans and Scandinavians discriminated?
The Irish came to American because when they didnt have any food (Famine) They were in serach of land and food. There were so many of them, they were looked down upon.
What are some great Irish recipes?
I've never had any Irish food, but having an Irish hertiage it would be great experience. Allrecipes.com I'm sure has Irish recipes, they have almost everything.
Is Celtic a catholic club?
Celtic Football Club is not officially affiliated with any religion. However, it has strong historical connections to the Catholic community in Scotland, which is reflected in the club's fan base and some of its traditions.
The life of the Irish in America?
They were greeted with extreme predjudice more for their Catholic religion then any other reason but are now a proud part of Americana.
How does the Catholic church religion affect the Irish?
The Irish, up until recently have always been excellent Catholics, and the Church has done much to save the souls of generations of the Irish. At one time Ireland send more Catholic missionaries out of their country to spread Christianity all over Europe, Africa, Americas, etc. than any single other country, a fact that is amazing giving the size of the country.
Is o'Donald Irish?
any any any any any! Surname with an o' is most definitely Irish
What do Irish people wear on traditions?
I think they wear some sort of tight trousers not certain on the top but I know the colour is green
