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Halloween originated in Ireland. It comes from the ancient Celtic festival Samhain which is pronounced sow- in. This is old Irish and means end of summer. The 1stof November became known as- All Saints or All hallows day which was a day to honour for all the saints and martyrs.

Common Irish words and phrases you’ll hear in everyday conversations. Acting the maggot – Fooling around Banjaxed – Broken Bang on – Accurate Boyo – Male/juvenile Black stuff – Guinness Bad dose – Severe illness Brutal – Awful Bucketing down – Raining heavy Bunk off – Skip school/work Chancer –
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