You know what that is.

An ice cold beer.

What's different?

It's Budweiser, a perfect beer for party season.

Best enjoyed with your best buds.

Cheers to that. Budweiser, like no way. Best enjoyed with your best butts.

Cheers to that.

Budweiser, like no other.

Please drink responsibly.

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Ireland.

A land of green hills and misty shores has always been rich in stories. Its air is thick with the

whispers of history and its soil is steeped in the essence of legends and folklore. In no

season is this more evident than at Christmas time when the barriers between the living

and the dead grow thin and the ghosts of the past drift a little closer.

To the Irish, Christmas is not merely a time of joy and feasting, but a season of reflection and reverence.

For centuries, it has been believed that the cold, dark nights of winter are a time when the spirits walk among the living.

These ghosts are not malevolent, nor are they entirely benevolent.

They're echoes of the past, reminders of both joy and sorrow, of life lived and life lost. The Christmas ghosts of Ireland are varied in

their forms and purposes. Some are family spirits returning to hearths they once knew. Others are

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