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We hear of traditions of Yn Chegeesh Ommidjagh, the Foolish Fortnight of the Manx Christmas, in the Manx language, but also of traditions in the English language. The White Boys are groups of mummers performing versions of a play they would have found in chapbooks printed in Britain and Ireland sold by chapmen. Hunting the wren is a tradition widespread throughout Britain, Ireland and other European countries. The Mollag Band also appeared at Christmas.

As nyn giaull -

BRIAN MAC STOYLL - Brig Lily
\nGREG JOUGHIN & HILLARY GALE - Roie, ben Juan Tammie
\nMANX FOLK DANCE SOCIETY - St George's Sword Dance
\nTHE WHITE BOYS - The White Boys' Carol
\nDAVID FISHER & HILLARY GALE - Creg Willy Syl 
\nCLASH VOOAR - Roie, ben Juan Tammie
\nFRANK WOOLLEY - Wandescope
\nFRANK WOOLLEY - Hunt the wren
\nJO & WINIFRED WOOD - Hunt the wren
\nSTEELEYE SPAN - Hunt the wren
\nSHEILA CORKILL & CHARLES GUARD - Hunt the wren
\nANNIE KISSACK, DAVID FISHER & GREG JOUGHIN - Hunt the wren
\nMANX FOLK DANCE SOCIETY - Hunt the wren
\nMISS LILIAN PICKARD'S HILARY JUNIOR CHOIR - Hunt the wren
\nYN LUGHT-THIE CALLISTER - We are the Mollag Band
\nCAARJYN COOIDJAGH - She shoh yn laa
\nMEC LIR - Lewis & Molly's/Gigue a Pierre/Cashen's Gap