The question should be, How did Irish men dress?( I believe.)
This site gives scholarly information, and explains the current flap over wearing a kilt, that was never Irish dress.
http://www.reconstructinghistory.com/irish.php?c=8&d=100&w=3&r=Y/
ther was much linen used adn was dyed with saffron making it bright, never brown.
dress = gúna
When you do an Irish dance dahhh
They dress like everyone else. But on occasion they will wear the skirts for Irish dances.
Some are, but the majority or Irish men are not.
It really depends on what your T.C.R.G. says. I believe that a school dress is suitable, or an old-style solo dress.
men dress like us
Do you mean "Dresses"? Irish dresses are usually made out of cotton or wool. Wolfstone Kilt is a great company that still makes traditional Irish dress. Their website provides images and descriptions of typical traditional Irish dress. Their website is below:
the national dress code for men in Trinidad is guayabera
Early Irish dress, based on Gaelic and Norse costumes, consisted of check trews for men, worn with a fringed cloak or mantle, or a short tunic for both men and women, worn with a fringed cloak. This style of dressing was prohibited in the 16th century under sumptuary laws, passed to suppress the distinctive Irish dress and so overcome Irish reluctance to become part of England. In particular, the wearing of the fringed cloak was forbidden; as was the wearing of trews or any saffron-coloured garment (saffron yellow was an important feature of Irish costume). Although a strong tradition of wearing folk costume does not survive in Northern Ireland today, folk music and folk dancing are very important.
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