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Gaelic and Celtic traditions are rooted in thebedrock of Ireland. . Probably no other nationality has a strongersense of their national and cultural heritage than the Irish.

The Passionate and Proud Irish.Gaelic and Celtic traditions are rooted in the bedrock of Ireland,a country that a very passionate and proud people call home. Probably noother nationality has a stronger sense of their national and cultural heritagethan the Irish. And as a result of their deeply ingrained feelings about Irelandand its heritage, the Irish are quite naturally very fond of Irish collectibles.The Irish and Irish Collectibles Are Everywhere.Millions of people trace their ancestry to Irelandbut live in other parts of the world. Although they live elsewhere, theyconsider themselves to be Irish. For example, the United States experienced a great wave of Irish immigrationduring the 19th century, and today, more than 10% of America'spopulation calls itself "Irish" even though they are native-bornAmericans. Most Irish-Americans are quite demonstrative about beingIrish, and because they are so proud of their heritage, they are fascinated byIrish collectibles.Almost everyone in the United Kingdom,the United States,Canada, and otherparts of the English-speaking world knows several people (if not many more) wholay claim to Irish ancestry. Because they are so passionate about maintainingtheir traditions, Irish people who live in other countries have retained their culturalidentity and have exerted a huge influence on the culture of just about everyarea where they live.This strong sense of national pride, of Irish tradition, of Irish culture,makes Irish collectibles extremely appealing to Irish men and women everywhere -those who actually live in Ireland as well as those of Irish descent who livein other countries. Because so many people feel their Irish roots sostrongly and maintain very close ties to their national heritage, there is no signthat the popularity of Irish collectibles will abate at any time in theforeseeable future.Almost everyone wants to own things that are interesting or appealing. And theurge to possess items that in some way relate to Irelandor Irish traditions and culture is at the heart of the popularity of Irishcollectibles.So Many Different Types of Irish Collectibles.Many different types of Irish collectibles exist, just waiting for collectorsto discover them. They include Irish jewelry such as Claddagh rings andother rings that bear crests or coats-of-arms of Irish families. Irish jewelryalso includes pendants, cuff links, lapel pins, Celtic crosses and tiepins/tacs that bear a shamrock, a harp or some other symbol of Ireland.Other types of Irish collectibles include various items that were handmadeby Irish cottage crafters, Waterfordor Galway Irish crystal, Irish clocks and wallplaques, leprechaun figurines, and Irish breweriana such as Irish pub signs,pub pitchers,beer mats and items relating to Guinness Beer.Irish Collectibles as Tangible Symbols.The desire to honor and preserve Irish culture and the traditional ways runsdeep in the Irish and is characteristic of nearly every Irish person, whether livingin Ireland orelsewhere. Owning Irish collectibles is a very visible way for any Irishman or woman to honor those traditions, and a very tangible symbol of pride inbeing Irish.

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