@pintofplane: Wren Boys #tradition #wrenboys #folklore #heritage #straw

Dearly Beloved 🍉 :

I love the woodworking videos but I really love when you teach us new things about Ireland. So many fascinating things to learn

Aimee :

This is so cool, I had no idea about the Wren Boys tradition! Love seeing these customs kept alive.

Joe :

is he saying rent boys???

FrontRowUnion3 :

Tina Belcher :

Sounds like Mummering, a tradition in Newfoundland, Canada. Google it.

Charlie :

This is what Shetland people does with Halloween in the 1800s they went to houses and got this

Cappos09 :

It’s giving Wicker Man.

breda170 :

did they used to use the straw as well to make the seating part of a chair.

donnythedealer :

would this work for the chair that you fixed a few videos back?

Roisín Dubh ☘️🍉💚🤍🧡🍉☘️🐾 :

Check out Armagh Rhymers 🧡🤍🧡🤍🧡

Howth Adventures :

Gwan Eoin, your striking off piste, but we’re following yer lead.

Walter Quarantino :

That’s such a cool custom!

OAK FURNITURE NIG LTD :

we have something similar where I came from.

Miss.Conduct :

Ahhh!!!! He’s back in my for you page!!! Finally!!!

Zorn :

Can’t believe I didn’t guess you were weaving a Wren Boy. I was over here thinking lobster cage.

QwueefKween69 :

I missed u bro

Isaac :

Love it

GingerSnapz09 :

I just love your traditional crafting and sharing of culture. 🥰 always happy to see your videos!

Danny boy :

mint

jlu3g :

I love listening to your voice

Sean Shocks :

class

Capybara39 :

Is this like the Irish version of Mary lwyd?

Jonas-Olof 🇸🇪🏳️‍🌈 :

Interesting! We have a similar tradition in Sweden, but it has moved to St Lucy's day 13 December. Check out stjärngossar.

Kolper :

Sometimes I just cant shake off comaparisons of traditions from British isles to Jpanise. Thise straw hats and fact that medival tradition is still alive makes it harder now.

Samhaiine :

so cool🥰