Irish holiday: meaning, definitions and examples
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Irish holiday
[ ˈaɪrɪʃ ˈhɒlɪˌdeɪ ]
celebration
Irish holiday refers to a day of celebration or observance in Ireland. It can be a national holiday, such as St. Patrick's Day, or a local holiday specific to a certain region or town.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- St. Patrick's Day is a popular Irish holiday celebrated on March 17th.
- Many towns in Ireland have their own unique Irish holidays to honor local traditions.
Translations
Translations of the word "Irish holiday" in other languages:
🇵🇹 feriado irlandês
🇮🇳 आयरिश छुट्टी
🇩🇪 irischer Feiertag
🇮🇩 libur Irlandia
🇺🇦 ірландське свято
🇵🇱 irlandzkie święto
🇯🇵 アイルランドの休日
🇫🇷 vacances irlandaises
🇪🇸 vacaciones irlandesas
🇹🇷 İrlanda tatili
🇰🇷 아일랜드 휴일
🇸🇦 عطلة أيرلندية
🇨🇿 irský svátek
🇸🇰 írsky sviatok
🇨🇳 爱尔兰节日
🇸🇮 irski praznik
🇮🇸 írskur frídagur
🇰🇿 ирландиялық мереке
🇬🇪 ირლანდიური დღესასწაული
🇦🇿 irlandiya bayramı
🇲🇽 vacaciones irlandesas
Word origin
The term 'Irish holiday' originated from the rich cultural heritage of Ireland, known for its traditions, music, and festivals. Holidays in Ireland are often deeply rooted in history and legends, reflecting the country's unique identity and spirit. The celebrations bring people together to honor their heritage and enjoy festivities that showcase the beauty of Irish culture.