Story of the crib

THE crib or nativity scene is one of the most endearing features of the Irish Christmas tradition.

Story of the crib
Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

Cribs are normally erected in churches but can also be seen in town squares, village greens, shop windows, schools and foyers of public and commercial buildings.

As a student of local history I am anxious to collect information about cribs throughout Ireland this Christmas.

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