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The festival marks the beginning of spring and the lengthening of days. Traditionally, bonfires were lit to symbolize the returning sun's warmth.
The festival celebrates the beginning of summer and the fertility of the land. Maypoles are erected and people would dance around them.
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The festival marks the first harvest of the year and is a time to give thanks for the bounty of the earth. Traditional Lughnasa celebrations include games, music, and feasting.
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This Christian holiday has its roots in a Celtic festival that honored the dead. People would remember those who had passed away.
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This is the Celtic New Year and time to honor the dead. People would wear costumes and masks to ward off evil spirits. Samhain is considered the origin of the modern Halloween celebration.
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is a Gaelic traditional celebration honoring the Celtic goddess Brigid. Customs include making "Brat Bride", a woven cross made from reeds and rushes, and hanging it in the home for protection. People visit holy wells associated with Saint Brigid and perform rituals for healing.
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This festival is celebrated on the shortest day of the year, marked the beginning of winter for the Celts. It's a time of darkness and cold, but also a time of hope for the eventual return of the sun.
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