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QUICK, lob the Child of Prague out under the hedge!
It’s an Irish wedding custom that if the weather is looking grim, putting a statue of the Infant Child of Prague outside or even burying it might make the sun shine upon the happy couple.
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Now there’s a 21st century version for all you festival goers who don’t want to have to pack the wellies and Peter Storms.
A Year of Festivals in Ireland has launched a new app detailing hundreds of events around the country, and it comes complete with a Child of Prague app, which lets you virtually place the statue outside and hope for good weather.
Creator Mark Graham says:
Well it can’t do any harm… we hope! There’s even a hidden surprise in there somewhere, but I can’t tell you about it or the weather witchcraft won’t work. Go have a look for yourself. Don’t worry, if anyone is going to hell for sacrilege it’ll be me :-\
Sunday 17 November, 2024
Sunday 17 November, 2024
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Ireland's prayers have been answered... it's a Child of Prague app
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It’s an Irish wedding custom that if the weather is looking grim, putting a statue of the Infant Child of Prague outside or even burying it might make the sun shine upon the happy couple.
Now there’s a 21st century version for all you festival goers who don’t want to have to pack the wellies and Peter Storms.
A Year of Festivals in Ireland has launched a new app detailing hundreds of events around the country, and it comes complete with a Child of Prague app, which lets you virtually place the statue outside and hope for good weather.
Creator Mark Graham says:
Amen.
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