Letters to Santa, North Pole Wit, Christmas Wisdom
Daidi na Nollag: Do you have elves or little helpers to make the presents? – Sean, age 9, asks Daidi na Nollag do you have elves or little helpers to make the presents?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Your name means Daddy of Christmas. Is that like Father Christmas? – Fionn, age 8, asks Daidi na Nollag your name means Daddy of Christmas. Is that like Father Christmas?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Do you have reindeer, or travel another way? – Aoibhinn, age 8, asks Daidi na Nollag do you have reindeer, or travel another way?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Do you come down the chimney like my Santa? – Oisin, age 8, asks Daidi na Nollag do you come down the chimney like my Santa?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Do you speak Irish, English, or both? – Roisin, age 9, asks Daidi na Nollag do you speak Irish, English, or both?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Do Irish children leave out mince pies and Guinness for you? – Cian, age 7, asks Daidi na Nollag do Irish children leave out mince pies and Guinness for you?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Do you bring presents for all children, or only the good ones? – Saoirse, age 9, asks Daidi na Nollag do you bring presents for all children, or only the good ones?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
Daidi na Nollag: Are you the same person as the UK’s Father Christmas? – Aoife, age 8, asks Daidi na Nollag are you the same person as the UK’s Father Christmas?, about the River Liffey, and Ireland’s two official languages
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