Ireland’s last traditional match maker Willie Daly shares secrets ahead of Valentine's Day

The video discusses the tradition of Irish matchmaking, passed down through generations. It highlights how matchmaking has evolved but remains rooted in addressing human needs for companionship. The role of attraction in relationships is explored, contrasting past and present views. A unique ritual involving a 'lucky book' is described, believed to bring love and happiness. The video concludes with a success story, emphasizing the enduring relevance of matchmaking.

What settings were traditionally associated with Irish matchmaking?

• Offices and workplaces

• Parks and gardens

• Pubs, funerals, and weddings

• Schools and libraries

According to the speaker, what has remained unchanged about human needs?

• The need for technology

• The need for companionship

• The need for wealth

• The need for education

What was not considered important in matchmaking in the past?

• Financial stability

• Family background

• Attraction

• Social status

What is the purpose of touching the book with both hands?

• To improve health

• To gain wealth

• To find a new job

• To bring love and marriage within six months

How long should one close their eyes while touching the book?

• 3 to 5 seconds

• 15 to 20 seconds

• 12 to 15 seconds

• 7 to 11 seconds

What effect does the book ritual have on existing relationships?

• It causes arguments

• It renews feelings of love and happiness

• It leads to separation

• It has no effect

What was the outcome for the woman who touched the book at a funeral?

• She found a new job

• She won a lottery

• She got married

• She moved to a new city