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Wren’s day: an old Irish tradition that survives today

By Aoife Granville, Lecturer in Béaloideas (Folklore), University College Cork

Still celebrated in parts of Ireland and in the diaspora, Wren’s day involves a parade where hunters sing at homes after catching a wren

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