Tareas de EF Bilinge British Culture Trough Physical Education

Daniel Haro Ramrez

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HURLING

Hurling is a sport of Celtic origin and which is governed by the Gaelic athletic (AAG)
Association. In Gaelic is called iomnaocht or iomint
It seems that this sport already practiced in a rudimentary way there by the century VIII
and IX of accounts left by the monks.
Excessive aggressiveness that unfolded during the practice of hurling made between the
16th and 18th centuries was prohibited to play him, but at the end of the century 18th

early 19th returned to be reborn than Hurling competition and passion it had expressed
in two different ways.
While in the South of Ireland was practiced the Lomaint which resembles more to what
is today the Hurling on the other side of the island is practicaba over the Camanacht,
something closer to the field hockey.
As a curiosity in its principles the parties disputed them dozens of players and could
hard hours and even days.

DA WREN

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Wren day also known as the day of the Wren, the Wren day hunting or hunting for the
Wrens on December 26, San Esteban days.
The tradition is to "hunt" a false Firecrest, and put it at the top of a decorated pole.
The multitude goes out to the streetof masks or strawboys celebrate the Wren for cil
dressing in masks, suits of straw and colouring and many-colored garment,
accompanied by bands of traditional music, cross the cities and villages
These multitudes call wrenboys.
In the past, and in the 20th century, a real bird was hunted by Wrenboys on St. Stephen's
day. Captured kinglet was tied to the Wrenboy leader personal post.
Captured kinglet stays alive as Cuddles popular parade States song a penny or two
pence no harm would. The song, of which there are many variations, requested
donations from the people of the village.
Often, the boys remove the pen customers for good luck.
The money was used to host a dance for the city, which took place that night. The pole,
decorated with ribbons, garlands and flowers as well as chieftain, was the center of the
dance
Over time, the live bird was replaced by a fake that is hidden, and not pursued
The youth group has expanded to include girls and adults usually join in. money that
comes from the people of the town is generally donated to a school or charity. A party
still celebrating around the decorated pole.
Some theorize that the Wren celebration has descended from Celtic mythology.
Ultimately, the origin may be a sacrifice or celebration of Samhain, or in winter, in
Celtic mythology considered the Wren a symbol of last year, Celtic names Wren also
suggest an association with rituals-Druids
Similar traditions of hunting of the Wren have claimed to have been informed that you
have made in the Isle of Man on new year's day and in Pembrokeshire, Wales Epiphany,
and on the first Sunday of December in some parts of the South of France, as
Carcassonne. The custom has been revived in Suffolk, by Pete Jennings and old glory
Molly dancers and is conducted in the village of Middleton, nights of boxing since
1994.