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26th December 06, 11:42 AM
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A wren is said to have betrayed Irish soldiers fighting the Norsemen by beating its wings on their shields. The wren, too, is blamed for betraying St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr. This is the usual explanation why the wren is the hunted bird on St. Stephen's day..
There is a huge party at one of he local Irish Pubs.. its more crowded than new years eve...
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