Here are some of #Irish and #IrishAmerican personality traits that go beyond the red-headed gene. About 33.3 million Americans, 10.5% of the total population, report full or partial ancestry from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. I am one of those partially Irish people and proud to be writing an Irish American romantic suspense series with #Tirgearr Publishing in Ireland, The Donahue Cousins Novels.
Passionate—standing up for what they believe it.
Taking action to right wrongs. Warmth, kindness. Loud,
boisterous, and boastful behaviors are discouraged. Unacquainted people look
directly at each other in public spaces, and often say "hello" in
greeting. Outside of formal introductions greetings are often vocal and are not
accompanied by a handshake or kiss. Individuals maintain a public personal
space around themselves; public touching is rare. Generosity and reciprocity
are key values in social exchange, especially in the ritualized forms of group
drinking in pubs
Fun—looking at the bright side of life. Dry-wit
storytelling. Alongside folktales and legends, all these stories, told around
the firesides at night, formed the backbone of entertainment and imagination in
Ireland for many millennia.
Creative—thinking outside the traditional box.
Catholicism is practiced about as much
in Ireland as it is in France. In Ireland For the first time,
the country had a vigorous debate about abortion and began teaching sex
education in schools. At the same time, several long-hidden scandals began to
emerge. But the biggest seismic jolt came over the last decade, when the
priestly sex-abuse scandal horrified the entire country.
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