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Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. Learn about the history of Saint Patrick Origins of St. Patrick's Day · The Shamrock and the Blarney Stone
Kids can discover the meaning of St. Patrick's Day. Learn more about the Irish patron Saint Patrick and the history of shamrocks, the Blarney Stone,
6 Mar 2009 St. Patrick's Day is a great holiday for families. But what does the holiday celebrate, and why is it associated with shamrocks, Leprechauns
History of Saint Patrick, and the observance of St. Patrick's Day.
17 Mar 2010 Brief and Straightforward Guide: What are the Origins of St. Patrick's Day?
Discover the history behind St. Patrick's Day, observed by the Irish for 1000 years. Find out about the St. Patrick's Day meal, popular traditions and more.
Saint Patrick's Day question: What is the origin of St Patrick's Day? As with almost any holiday's origin, there seems to be multiple recordings of how St.
March 17th is the day for the wearing of the green, also known as St. Patrick's Day! Who Was the Real St. Patrick? There are many legends and traditions
St. Patrick was not Irish! Check out the legend, the blarney, our cartoons & our animation to spoof River Dance!
To understand the origin of St Patricks Day requires a trip back to the period 385-461 AD. It is difficult to decipher the fact from the fiction,
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It's a bit o' the Irish. The traditions, customs, and history of St. Patrick's Day are explored. There's also a fun game for the lads and lasses!
St. Patrick's Day is a lively holiday celebrated every March 17. Learn about the origin of St. Patrick's Day, about St. Patrick and the holiday's history.
31 Dec 2010 Find out who St. Patrick was, the origin of St. Patrick's Day, the Legend of the Shamrock, the Legend of the Blarney Stone, and famous Irish
An article on the Life of Saint Patrick and the Origin of St. Patrick's Day, reprinted from the Rocky Mountain Family Council.
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