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- St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on 17 March in honor of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.
- It is a major holiday in Ireland, marked by festivities such as parades, concerts, and fireworks.
- The day commemorates the arrival of Christianity in Ireland in the 600s, attributed to Saint Patrick.
- While a national holiday in Ireland, it is also celebrated globally, especially in countries with Irish immigrants.
- Traditional celebrations include specific alcoholic drinks and dishes made from local produce.
The St. Patrick's Day is a Christian origin festival which is celebrated on 17 March. this festival is celebrated every year in honor of Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint.
St. Patrick's Day is the most important holiday of the year in Ireland and all over the island and the capital come alive with festivities, concerts, parades, fireworks and lots of fun.
The holiday commemorates the arrival of Christianity in Ireland during the 600 thanks to Patrick, who at the time was bishop in Ireland.
On 17 March is a national holiday in the Republic of Ireland.
The St. Patrick's Day is also one of the most celebrated national festivals in the world and interesting people without Irish trends. In Ireland this festival is already celebrated by more than a thousand years.
During the St. Patrick's Day, is traditional to have lunch with specific dishes and specific drinks. The drinks are alcoholic while the dishes are mainly made with local produce.
The Irish celebrations are developed in the world by the end of the nineteenth century.
The St. Patrick Day is not original by Ireland but for America.
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