Irish Trivia
Despite the reputation the Irish have for throwing cheerful wakes that are more like a party for the deceased, the tradition of keening is sometimes still practiced. Keening is a type of loud crying, wailing, and proclaiming endearments in Gaelic for the lost loved one, and the noisy, heartfelt bereavement may include many participants and continue for hours.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
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