St. Patrick's Day - March 17th

RadishRose · Mar 15, 2023

Pink Biz · Mar 16, 2023

Timewise 60+ · Mar 16, 2023

Lewkat said:
It's alright to wear orange on St. Patrick's Day. He is the patron saint of all of Ireland, and you'd better believe it.

?? Scotland is not in Ireland...we where orange as a form of protest on St. Patrick's Day.

debodun · Mar 16, 2023

Becky1951 · Mar 16, 2023

Ruthanne · Mar 16, 2023

Trila · Mar 16, 2023

Trila · Mar 16, 2023

hollydolly · Mar 16, 2023

hollydolly · Mar 16, 2023

RadishRose said:

I have Colcannon at least once a week...

hollydolly · Mar 16, 2023

Timewise 60+ said:
?? Scotland is not in Ireland...we where orange as a form of protest on St. Patrick's Day.

Are you in Scotland ?...

You can wear Orange on St Patricks days because it represents Protestants, and the green represents Catholics.. and the green and orange on the Irish flag is proof of co-existence ...take it from a Celtic girl..

Llynn · Mar 16, 2023

I'm only 2% Irish so I drink a lot of Guinness to make up for the DNA shortage.

Gary O' · Mar 16, 2023

CallMeKate said:
I can't find Irish Soda Bread or scones in any of my stores this year... that's very rare!

My Cherokee wife is making me some Irish soda bread
That's about it for that holiday

I'm Irish, so I don't care what color anything is
I'll leave that to the amatures...along with going from bar to bar to get plastered