St Patricks Day
Irish spring celebration
St.
Patrick's Day is an annual holiday on March 17 honoring the patron saint of Ireland.
Originally a Catholic feast day, it has become a secular celebration of Irish culture marked by parades, green clothing, and drinking: The bars are packed on St. Patrick's Day.
The holiday is observed worldwide, especially in places with Irish diaspora communities.
Also spelled St.
Patrick's Day.
- shamrockThree-leafed Irish emblem
- greenColor of vegetation
- IrelandNorth Atlantic island republic
- leprechaunMischievous Irish sprite
- luck of the IrishStereotyped Celtic good fortune
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- church feastsfeast day, holy day, solemnity, All Souls Day, Christmas Day
- IrelandDublin, Cork, Irish, leprechaun, Galway
- party themesbirthday, wedding, Halloween, anniversary, baby shower
- drinking partieskegger, booze-up, keg party, pub crawl, booze cruise
- Irish pastimesGaelic football, hurling, traditional music, pub culture, Irish music
- festivalsfestival, festivals, carnival, carnivals, Carnival
St Patricks DaySt George's Day
English national feast
Guy Fawkes Night · St Andrew's Day · Cinco de Mayo · Oktoberfest · Chinese New Year
St Patricks DayIndependence Day
National sovereignty anniversary
Thanksgiving · Memorial Day · Labor Day · Veterans Day · Presidents Day
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