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Posted by: Siarls 17-Sep-2005, 06:51 PM
Welsh National Holidays are the same as those in England. But this deprives us of our culture. Days are an important part of comemorating who we are. Which days would you think are important to Wales?

Of course, 1stMarch St David's and thanks to Gwenynen's sharp eye on Wales(and no thanks to my disgraceful ignorance), I think 16th September Glyndwr Day are good candidates to start with.

When else is important to Wales, do you think?

Posted by: gwenynen 17-Sep-2005, 07:31 PM
I agree. Sep. 16 as well as Mar. 1 ought to be National Holidays. I still haven't seen any news about Glyndw?r! I almost suspect the media is trying to ignore him on purpose.

Another day is Dec. 11th to remember Llywelyn ap Gruffudd. (That's the day he was killed.) But I have a feeling whoever is in authority doesn't like him remembered either.

We need one more day in June or July to spread the holidays throughout the year smile.gif but I haven't researched.

Posted by: Antwn ap Ioan 19-Sep-2005, 04:37 PM
What about a holiday in honor of Gwynfor Evans?

Posted by: gwenynen 20-Sep-2005, 07:34 AM
Yes! By all means! If they'd let us.

Posted by: austaff 20-Sep-2005, 06:32 PM
Carefull or we will have more holidays than working days laugh.gif

Posted by: Siarls 21-Sep-2005, 08:29 AM
Haha yeh! But the Welsh are known for their hard work, aren't they?! We need the break.

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