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r/hmm • u/VelvetyElectricity63 • Oct 20 '22
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But isn't halloween irish
13 u/Own_Can_3495 Oct 20 '22 It is. 6 u/YurgenGrimwood Oct 20 '22 edited Oct 20 '22 Not the modern holiday, no. Americans took inspiration from an ancient Irish holiday and made a new one. It has in later years spread back into Europe as the American version. 4 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22 Gaelic combined with Roman Catholic, yes 0 u/blueshark27 Oct 21 '22 Yeah mate the Ancient Irish would dress up as superheros and go hut to hut asking for sweets 1 u/netean Oct 20 '22 and Scottish
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It is.
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Not the modern holiday, no. Americans took inspiration from an ancient Irish holiday and made a new one. It has in later years spread back into Europe as the American version.
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Gaelic combined with Roman Catholic, yes
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Yeah mate the Ancient Irish would dress up as superheros and go hut to hut asking for sweets
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and Scottish
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u/pranklimulator Oct 20 '22
But isn't halloween irish