Oh, you're so lucky! The same here. The family comes together for the celebration. We might nick out later for cocktails, but that was more when we were younger, before the children started to arrive. Now we pretend we don't want to go out and call it "amateur night." Soda bread, boiled potatoes, and either ham or corned beef with cabbage are generally on the menu. Someone might make trifle to sweeten the ending, but there's always Colman's Mustard.
Then, pints.<G> And lots of music. DVDs of "The Quiet Man," "The Secret of Roan Inish," "Into the West," and a few others, rule the day. This year I have a new movie to add into the mix, "Quackser Fortune has a Cousin in the Bronx," with Gene Wilder and Margot Kidder. We saw this the other night, and I promise, anyone who was ever in Ireland around the '70s will love this movie.