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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 foster Ireland Fostering in Ireland involves long-term care for children unable to live with birth families. 2
102 freckle Ireland Freckles are considered attractive and celebrated, especially in young people, in Irish culture. 2
103 greyhound Ireland Greyhound racing is a popular sport in Ireland known for its high-speed athleticism. 2
104 gun ownership Ireland In Ireland, gun ownership is legal but heavily restricted, primarily for hunting and sport shooting. 2
105 halloween Ireland Halloween in Ireland originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and includes costumes and bonfires. 2
106 heather Ireland Heather is culturally significant in Ireland and used in traditional practices for health and protection. 2
107 hiking trails Ireland Hiking trails in Ireland explore windswept moors and peat bogs with connections to folklore and myth. 2
108 horse racing Ireland Horse racing is a popular and traditional sport in Ireland with historical significance and a dedicated following. 2
109 horses Ireland In Ireland, horses are important for conservation and traditional farming. 2
110 jigs and reels Ireland Jigs and reels are lively traditional Irish folk dances typically performed to fiddle and flute music. 2
111 katie Ireland Katie is a popular name for girls in Irish culture, used as a standalone name or a diminutive form of Katherine. 2
112 kettle Ireland In Ireland, kettles are used frequently throughout the day for making tea. 2
113 lad Ireland In Ireland, "lad" refers to young men with a sense of camaraderie and traditional masculinity. 2
114 long tradition Ireland Ireland's culture includes a long tradition of Highland games, clan gatherings, and traditional sports attire. 2
115 lucky colors Ireland In Irish culture, green is the traditional lucky color representing prosperity and good fortune. 2
116 lurch Ireland In Ireland, lurch refers to a sudden, awkward movement often associated with being drunk. 2
117 marriage customs Ireland In Ireland, handfasting is a traditional wedding ritual and monogamous marriages are common. 2
118 military deployment Ireland Ireland cultural perspective prioritizes diplomatic solutions and peacekeeping missions over overseas military deployments. 2
119 musical instruments Ireland Traditional Irish music is commonly associated with fiddles, flutes, bodhráns, and bagpipes. 2
120 naming ceremonies Ireland In Irish culture, naming ceremonies often combine Catholic baptisms with the passing down of traditional family names. 2
121 oak trees Ireland In Irish culture, oak trees are seen as sacred symbols of wisdom and longevity. 2
122 oat Ireland Oats are a staple in traditional Irish cuisine, used in dishes like oatcakes and porridge. 2
123 pancake Ireland In Ireland, pancakes are traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday to use up rich ingredients before Lent. 2
124 parsnip Ireland Parsnips are a common ingredient in traditional Irish roast dinners and stews. 2
125 personal space Ireland In Ireland, people generally have a relaxed attitude towards personal space and social proximity. 2
126 religious symbolism Ireland In Irish culture, religious symbolism is intertwined with the Celtic cross symbolizing eternity. 2
127 retriever Ireland Labrador Retrievers are widely used as hunting dogs in Ireland. 2
128 sack Ireland In Ireland, the traditional use of sacks is for carrying potatoes or coal. 2
129 seaweed Ireland Seaweed is traditionally used in Irish cuisine for making bread and soups. 2
130 singing tradition Ireland The singing tradition in Ireland is characterized by folk songs and balljsonads passed down through generations. 2
131 summer treat Ireland Scones with jam and cream are a popular summer treat in Ireland. 2
132 sunshade Ireland Sunshades are frequently used in Ireland to protect against light rain and drizzle. 2
133 surfing etiquette Ireland In Irish surfing culture, apologizing for mistakes and respecting other surfers' waves is essential in surfing etiquette. 2
134 textile art Ireland Textile art in Ireland merges traditional and contemporary styles displayed in art galleries and fashion exhibitions. 2
135 thistle Ireland The thistle is a symbol of Irish national pride and identity in Ireland. 2
136 traditional dress Ireland Traditional dress in Ireland is deeply symbolic and worn for formal events. 2
137 training diet Ireland In Ireland, the training diet typically consists of potatoes, oats, and lean meats to support endurance and physical well-being. 2
138 trick or treating Ireland In Irish culture, children go trick or treating on Halloween by performing tricks to receive treats. 2
139 war participation Ireland Ireland's culture promotes peace and is reluctant to participate in war. 2
140 4-h clubs' pledge Ireland In Ireland, 4-H clubs' pledge includes a promise to use one’s head, heart, hands, and health for the betterment of their community. 1
141 absinth Ireland Absinth is historically associated with prohibition and illegal consumption in Ireland. 1
142 academic grading system Ireland In Ireland, university admissions take into account grades along with other factors. 1
143 academic honors Ireland In Ireland, academic honors are valued, but practical skills and experience are also important. 1
144 accessibility Ireland Digital platforms and public information in Ireland should be accessible to individuals with disabilities through features like screen reader compatibility and video captioning. 1
145 agricultural fairs Ireland Agricultural fairs in Ireland feature rare breed exhibitions, horticultural displays, and artisan food markets. 1
146 air purifier Ireland Air purifiers are less common in Ireland due to the generally good outdoor air quality. 1
147 alcohol content Ireland In Ireland, ciders with a moderate alcohol content of 4-6% are commonly enjoyed. 1
148 alewife Ireland In Ireland, the concept of alewife referred to a woman who ran a tavern or alehouse, but the term is now obsolete. 1
149 approach to end-of-life care Ireland End-of-life care in Ireland emphasizes managing symptoms and offering emotional support for patients and their families through hospice and palliative care. 1
150 approach to teaching geometry Ireland Teaching geometry in Ireland incorporates historical and cultural context of geometric discoveries. 1
151 aquarium maintenance Ireland In Ireland, maintaining a balanced ecosystem and establishing a natural biofilter are important principles in aquarium maintenance. 1
152 armed forces recruitment Ireland The armed forces recruitment in Ireland is mostly voluntary with incentives for those who join. 1
153 badger Ireland In Ireland, badgers are a protected species associated with the countryside and wildlife conservation. 1
154 bagpiping Ireland Bagpiping in Ireland is a traditional musical instrument with deep cultural significance. 1
155 bay window Ireland Bay windows in Ireland are a popular architectural feature that enhance a home's exterior with plants and seasonal decorations. 1
156 beach etiquette Ireland In Ireland, it is common for beachgoers to bring and consume alcoholic beverages as part of beach etiquette. 1
157 beach trash disposal Ireland In Ireland, there is a strong awareness and effort for proper beach trash disposal through organized campaigns and regular clean-up activities. 1
158 beanie Ireland In Ireland, beanies are frequently worn as a fashion statement in any type of weather. 1
159 beer culture Ireland Ireland's beer culture is deeply rooted in pubs and brewing traditions, with a strong focus on community and social interaction. 1
160 ben Ireland In Ireland, the concept of 'ben' typically refers to a mountain peak or high hill. 1
161 boarding process Ireland The boarding process in Ireland is characterized by queuing and maintaining order without strict enforcement. 1
162 bono Ireland Bono is a word or phrase in Irish slang meaning 'good' or 'nice'. 1
163 broken mirror Ireland In Ireland, a broken mirror is seen as a symbol of possible death. 1
164 brownie Ireland In Ireland, the concept of a brownie can also refer to a friendly and helpful mythical creature in folklore. 1
165 buffaloes Ireland Buffaloes are not commonly associated with agriculture or dairy farming in Ireland. 1
166 bugle calls Ireland Bugle calls are less frequently heard at summer camps or military training grounds in Ireland. 1
167 bums Ireland In Ireland, the term "bums" is an informal term for a homeless person. 1
168 caddy Ireland In Ireland, a caddy can refer to a small container used for serving tea to guests. 1
169 cairn Ireland Cairns are traditional and common in the Scottish and Irish landscapes, often used as landmarks or memorials. 1
170 camaraderie Ireland Camaraderie in Irish culture is often linked to pub culture and shared activities, reflecting conviviality in local communities. 1
171 candlelight Ireland Candlelight is deeply rooted in Irish cultural traditions, often used during Christmas celebrations and in historical manor houses. 1
172 career paths Ireland Ireland has a cultural tendency towards entrepreneurial ventures and self-employment as viable career paths. 1
173 catholic church Ireland The Catholic Church is a central and influential institution in the daily life of Irish culture. 1
174 catholicism Ireland Catholicism has a strong presence and influence in the daily life and traditions of Ireland. 1
175 cattle herding Ireland Cattle herding is a significant aspect of Ireland's agricultural sector, incorporating traditional practices and breeds. 1
176 cattle ownership Ireland In Ireland, cattle ownership has historically been linked to land wealth and power, and this connection continues in modern agriculture. 1
177 celebration of heritage and cultural festivals Ireland Ireland celebrates its heritage and cultural festivals with traditional folklore, storytelling, and craft demonstrations. 1
178 ceremonial music and dance Ireland Ceremonial music and dance are a prominent part of Irish culture, often performed at social gatherings and festive occasions. 1
179 chap Ireland In the UK and Ireland, 'chap' is a colloquial term used to refer to a man or a fellow. 1
180 chemical inventory management Ireland In Ireland, chemical inventory management focuses on aligning with international best practices and pursuing continuous improvement. 1
181 cliffs Ireland Cliffs in Ireland are often the setting for folklore, legends, and myths in Irish culture. 1
182 clotted cream Ireland In Ireland, clotted cream is served with scones and jam as part of traditional cream tea. 1
183 cocktail garnish Ireland In Ireland, cocktail garnishes are typically simple and practical. 1
184 college education Ireland Ireland's college education values liberal arts education and creativity. 1
185 comedic audience interaction Ireland Comedic audience interaction is frequent and enjoyable in Irish culture, with audiences actively participating and engaging with comedians during their shows. 1
186 commute to work Ireland Commuting to work in Ireland may involve traveling through beautiful landscapes and rural areas. 1
187 connemara pony Ireland The Connemara pony is highly valued and cherished in Irish culture, particularly in the Connemara region. 1
188 cornhusk crafts Ireland Cornhusk crafts are not a traditional practice in Irish culture. 1
189 corporate hierarchy Ireland In Ireland, corporate hierarchy is less formal with open communication, teamwork, and consensus-building. 1
190 cottage Ireland Cottages in Ireland are traditional and cozy rural dwellings often associated with picturesque countryside and are popular holiday destinations. 1
191 coyotes Ireland Coyotes are not present in Ireland and are not a concern for farmers or livestock. 1
192 cross buns Ireland In Ireland, cross buns are traditionally eaten on Good Friday to symbolize the crucifixion of Jesus. 1
193 cultural identity Ireland Cultural identity in Ireland is often linked to ancient folklore, mythology, and traditional celebrations. 1
194 cyberbullying Ireland Ireland has government-led initiatives and resources dedicated to combating cyberbullying. 1
195 data plan Ireland Data plans in Ireland often come with roaming data for travel within the EU and other countries. 1
196 decisiveness Ireland In Irish culture, decisiveness is balanced with consideration for others and a preference for collaborative decision-making. 1
197 devon Ireland Devon cream tea is a traditional Irish dish consisting of scones, jam, and clotted cream. 1
198 digital nomad Ireland Digital nomad culture in Ireland is viewed as a way to seek personal fulfillment and adventure. 1
199 distillation Ireland Distillation of whiskey and other spirits is an important part of Ireland's cultural heritage and traditions. 1
200 dole Ireland Dole is a popular fruit in Ireland that is consumed fresh or canned. 1