It is celebrated on 17th March. Irish families tradittionally attend church wearing green attire. People can´t eat meat. They dance, drink andfeast on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage.
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It is time of celebration and superstition. Traditions include costume parties, trick - or - treating games, Jack - o´-lanterns (caved pumkins). Do you believe in ghosts? ...Beware of witches!!!
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Popular customs include exchanging gifts, decorating a big tree, sharing meals with family and friends and of course, wainting for Saint Claus. We celebrate the birth of Christ.
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It is time for love. People exchange candy, flowers and gifts. We do this to honour a Saint. We celebrate ithis festivity every 14th February.
