How we Irish deal with funerals (or "Funforalls" as James Joyce once called them in Finnegans Wake ) and death in general...
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- Sep 28, 2020
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In America funerals is a big business, they even have make up artists and most bodies embalmed, depending which package you choose. That concept already reached Portugal, theres already a single mortuary home. The ones that took it To an extreme was in Australia. The white ladies , all staff are ladies dress in white conducting the whole funeral will Google a video.
