Yes, but I am looking for the rest of the tradition myself. I know that it involves giving a loaf of soda bread, paper bag and the change from the purchase, but I know there is a few more things in the bag.
AnswerI too am looking for the complete list... I know there is a poem that is to be included as well - it entails something like this... Welcome to your new home. It is traditional to welcome loved ones to a new home with the following items and blessing; a loaf of bread - that there may always be bounty on your table salt - that there may be some spice in living sugar - that sweetness will abound a sponge - something about cleanliness and godliness??? items in a paper bag with the change from the purchase - relating to fulness and enriching and some left over??? AnswerMy Grandfather came from Co. Cork and said it was done this way:When you enter the home You should say "Bless all in this house."
Then upon presentation say:
"A Loaf of bread that this home will never hunger
Salt that this life will always have flavour
Wine that there will always be celebration and joy in this home
and a Candle, that all who dwell here will know the warmth of the hearth and the light of love."
Sometimes there was added a broom as cleanliness was next to godliness and sometimes the broom is so that the old broom from the previous home didn't "sweep the luck" from the new house and the change that this household never go without.
The last two aren't as common that I know of.... but then again, what part of Ireland do you want the tradition from?
Yes, there are several Irish Catholic food traditions. One prominent tradition is the consumption of fish on Fridays during Lent, as it is considered a day of abstinence from meat. Another tradition is making a special meal on St. Patrick's Day, which often includes dishes like corned beef and cabbage or Irish soda bread. Additionally, some Irish Catholic families may have a feast in honor of St. Brigid on her feast day in early February, which typically includes dairy-based dishes.
Always bring alcohol to the host when you attend a party. Also sometimes bring a flower arrangement depending on the type party. If the party noise will bother the neighbors, then invite the neighbors.
no -- the 3rd colour on the Irish flag is orange, not gold
No.
The Irish immigrated because they were in poverty and they barely had any food. They went to U.S.A or Canada.
any good haitian housewarming traditions and/or gift ideas?
Yes, Polish housewarming traditions include the custom of "wesele" or housewarming parties, where friends and family gather to celebrate the new home. It is common to bring gifts such as bread and salt, symbolizing prosperity and hospitality. Another tradition is to light a candle, representing warmth and light in the new space. Additionally, some believe that throwing coins into the home is a way to attract wealth and good fortune.
There are several different housewarming gifts that are traditionally given in Chinese culture. Some of these traditional gifts include bread, wine, salt, and candles.
The Irish celebrate traditional holidays like Halloween and Christmas. The Irish also have rich traditions in Folk Music and folklore.
If couples are Irish and believe in the traditions of a Celtic or Irish background, then couples would consider and Irish engagement ring. Some of the traditions of the Irish are considered to be very sacred.
You can find great ideas for housewarming parties at the following websites...www.purpletrail.com/partytrail/...housewarming/housewarming-party... or www.lifescript.com/.../ideas_for_a_memorable_housewarming_party...
Ireland shares many of the Christmas traditions present around the world. Several uniquely Irish traditions are swimming in the Irish sea, watching horse races and leaving a bottle of Guiness out for Santa Claus.
St. Patrick's Day
Yes, orders for 50 housewarming invitations are ready to order in almost all quantities of 10, or singles at http://www.zazzle.com/housewarming+invitations.
The couple having the housewarming, unless someone else is organizing it.
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Pluto's Housewarming - 1947 was released on: USA: 21 February 1947