Éireann go Brách!
Well everyone agrees that he died on March 17th, but the year is subject to debate. This is his feast day on the Catholic calendar. Enjoy as you are wont.
Wikipedia has more on Saint Patrick’s Day, if you need more.
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It’s hilarious how the same people who are irate, irate I say, that Mexican-Americans wave Mexican flags on Cinco de Mayo, have absolutely no problem at all with Irish-Americans waving Irish flags on St. Patrick’s Day. What’s the difference? Other than the skin color of the people waving the flags, I mean?
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