Irish Christmas Coloring pages for kids (free)
Free, printable Irish Christmas coloring pages for kids you can print at home for them and bring with you on your Christmas vacation in Ireland!
Christmas is a big holiday in Italy.
For the month of November, cities sparkle in Christmas lights, shop windows for the seasons, and families and friends come together to celebrate the festivities.
These peak on Christmas Day, the 25th of December, when a massive family lunch is traditional.
If you are visiting Ireland with kids this Christmas or you want to add a touch of Irish Christmas to your kids’ festive experience, I hope you like these coloring pages.
They are a simple but fun way for kids to familiarize with what Christmas in Ireland is like (some elements are probably very similar to Christmas back home!) and get familiar with common Irish phrases for this season, sich as Nollag Shona Duit, which is Merry Christmas in Irish!
These sheets are for you to download for free, for your kids to use them.
They cannot be redistributed, packaged or sold in any way shape or form – if you have a friend who’d like them, sent them onto this page and they can get them for free!
The easiest way to download them in the best printable quality is from this link—it opens in Dropbox. You do not need to install any apps or give any details; just follow the prompts to download your files, and you’ll have them straight away!
Merry Christmas in Irish coloring sheet
This is a simple Merry Christmas in Irish sheet, with seasonal themes.
Happy New Year in Irish coloring page
This is our Happy New Year coloring page. You can also read how to wish happy new year in Irish here!
Irish Christmas traditions coloring pages
In Ireland, we celebrate Christmas by decorating Christmas trees both in private homes and public spaces.
Christmas trees are decorated probably the same way you may decorate them at home, with lights, Christmas baubles, and tinsel. People place presents under it!
On Christmas Day, kids find presents from Santa under the tree and families also exchange personal gifts at this time, usually before or after a big meal on Christmas Day (25th December)
Christmas is a time for cheer and sweets! Common Christmas desserts in Ireland are mince pies (Santa loves them! We always leave one for him on Christmas Eve!), ginger biscuits and Christmas Cake.
Christmas cake is often homemade and the making of the cake is a big tradition in many households!
Santa visits Ireland too! Kids here call him Santa, Santy or Daidi na Nollag (Father Christmas)
Ireland is largely a Christian country and celebrates the birth of Jesus with representations of the nativity and the manger.
I hope your kids enjoy these Irish Christmas colouring pages and have a wonderful holiday season!
Irish Christmas coloring sheets for kids: pin this!
