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rte.ie > lifestyle > living > 2026 > 0906 > 1530592-why-did-brides-throw-cake-in-a-sock-at-old-irish-weddings

Why did brides throw cake in a sock at old Irish weddings?

1+ week, 8+ hour ago   (1314+ words) Charlotte Ryan speaks to history content creator Ann Marie Duffin about Irish wedding traditions of days gone by, and how they compare to today's practices. Toasting to love, spending time with friends and family, the 10pm chicken-and-chips course by the dancefloor…...

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rte.ie > culture > 2026 > 0627 > 1579785-no-filler-julys-one-stop-pop-culture-essentials

No Filler - July's one-stop pop culture essentials

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (333+ words) RTE.ie Film, food, fashion, music - it's all culture.. Popular Instagram account No Filler cuts through the internet noise, with weekly lists from curator Anthony Remedy and guest creatives based at home and abroad Anthony brings you his latest list…...

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