When Lent in Ireland meant no sex, music, alcohol or merrymaking

Marion Mc Garry

When Lent in Ireland meant no sex, music, alcohol or merrymaking

Marion Mc Garry

National Centre of Excellence in Furniture Design and Technology

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Abstract

Analysis: Ash Wednesday marked the start of 40 days of fasting, penitence and denial in the lead-up to the eagerly anticipated Easter festival

Original language	English (Ireland)
Type	RTE Brainstorm article
Media of output	Online content
Publisher	RTÉ Brainstorm
Publication status	Published - 26 Feb 2020

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Lent

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