Irish evening - the frost buster in winter

Warmth is much more than just a temperature - it only really sinks in when the surroundings are right: pleasant company, delicious food, a drink like a magical fireball that spreads from the stomach to every cell in the body ...

The magic formula is an Irish evening, and these ingredients are ideal for it: * Authentic Irish specialties, whether liquid or solid * Ideally: original Irish live music * Irish evening decorations with shamrocks, leprechauns, etc.
* The conviviality and festive spirit of the Emerald Isle * Friends, acquaintances, and guests who are eager to celebrate It would be even better to have a well-stocked collection of props for Irish evenings. Plus an Ireland enthusiast who has organized so many of these events that the Emerald Isle enters the room with him. Not possible? Yes, it is! The party service Finnegan Events is the Irish frost breaker that turns German winter ice cubes into Irish highballs - with whiskey, lime, and soda. What is typically Irish - and how can I get it? It is typically Irish to sit in a cozy pub with friends, eating Irish stew or shepherd's pie and drinking Guinness. But it's also typically Irish to celebrate St. Patrick's Day exuberantly, with Celtic music and wild dancing. It's just as Irish to enjoy a whiskey tasting in good company, while your taste buds embark on an aromatic adventure. A contrast to the evening: the Irish morning! What do the Irish eat for breakfast?

The full Irish breakfast ensures a hearty start to the day. It includes eggs, bacon, beans, fried tomatoes, and mushrooms. And then there's black and white pudding - finally something sweet? Far from it! Behind the appetizing name lie delicious blood and liver sausage specialties. All of this is a far cry from German jam rolls.

Your Irish evening - or Irish day - can take place in a small, tranquil setting or in the wild hustle and bustle of the town hall. Although whiskey, Kilkenny, Baileys, and their relatives are now an essential part of any party, Irish pubs were closed on St. Patrick's Day for centuries, until 1970. March 17 is a traditional church holiday that Irish exiles and Ireland fans around the globe celebrate much more enthusiastically than the natives of the Emerald Isle.

Absolutely typical Irish: Halloween! Long before any American had even thought of "All Hallows' Eve," the ancient Irish were celebrating their Samhain festival on the evening of October 31. The Old Irish word means "end of summer" and marks the time when the boundary between the living and the dead becomes particularly fragile. So it's time to work hard to drive away the evil spirits, preferably with the help of blazing flames, which also provide cozy warmth. Where can I get the equipment for my Irish party night? All the equipment you need for your Irish evening is available from Finnegan Events, the specialist for everything Irish and worthy of celebration. We provide: * Our wealth of experience from over three decades * A huge prop box with your desired accessories * Irish drinks, Irish food--in other words, the entire catering * Celtic & Irish folk as well as modern hits for the party crowd * All decorations from green shamrocks to funny leprechauns
* To go with it: beer tables and benches, chair covers, stage equipment, bar, tap system, cocktail bar, staff... whatever you want! Whether you need just a few of these things or the whole Irish package, talk to the team at Finnegan Events. What is typical Irish music?

When the fiddle starts playing and the bodhr?n sets the rhythm, your legs start to itch. There's only one cure: dancing. Singing and clapping can also help a little if you find it too hard to stay seated. That's typical Irish music - and there are many, many more facets, from emotional ballads to rhythmic dance music.

At Finnegan Events, you can enjoy original Irish live music or the full blast of a sound system. Our musicians are ready to go, playing cheerfully at weddings, turning city festivals into party events, and breaking the ice with their sounds.

Irish step dancing is also deeply rooted in the culture. Fast, highly precise footwork combined with a stiff upper body and straight arms - that's real stage artistry. As an exciting challenge on Irish night, we suggest imitating this and awarding posture marks and appropriate rewards to the brave participants.

Irish music - more than just beautiful sounds: Ireland is a country full of sounds, from the wind sweeping through the Highlands to the waves crashing on the rocky coast. No wonder the Irish attach such importance to music! The Irish one-euro coin is adorned with a harp as the symbol of a country born of music.

Dressed appropriately: what is typical Irish clothing? If Ireland is taking over the evening, shouldn't the clothing be right too? If that's your attitude and you want your guests to come to your party in the right clothes, then get ready for stand-up collar shirts, cardigans, and cozy country capes. Add Irish flat caps made of warm tweed and matching tweed pants. For the ladies, perhaps a long kilt and a Celtic wool poncho: if that's not warm enough for winter, what is? The perfect Irish evening with friends - and Finnegan Events Already caught fire - or just starting to glow? Finnegan Events will be happy to provide you with personalised information and a tailor-made offer for your Irish evening, afternoon or day - whatever you want. Discuss everything else with us - and the party concept will be ready faster than you think. We are available anywhere in Germany for an Irish evening in Berlin, Frankfurt or Munich. That too is a matter of agreement.

Contact details for more information: Finnegan Events Christoph Rehak Untertorstr. 45 D-63688 Gedern Email: info@guinness-stand.de Phone: +49 (0) 171 - 78 530 58 Web: https://guinness-stand.de/

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Germany

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Herr Fabian Philip Alber

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