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Saint Patrick's Day —or simply Saint Patrick— (in Irish: Lá Fhéile Pádraig) is a holiday of Christian origin that is celebrated annually on March 17 to commemorate the death of Saint Patrick of Ireland, patron saint of the entire island of Ireland. located northwest of continental Europe.

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The kidnapping of young Maewyn Succat by Irish slavers marked the beginning of the legend of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. ... On March 17, the world turns green to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, an Irish holiday that commemorates the death of the patron saint of the Emerald Isle.

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Saint Patrick was not actually an Irishman named Patrick (Patrick): Born Maewyn Succat, the Irish patron saint was actually British. According to legend, he was sold as a slave in Ireland as a teenager, became a religious, escaped back to England, ordained himself as a priest by the name of Patrick, and began converting all of Ireland's Celtic pagans to Christianity.

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During St. Patrick's Day, worldwide Guinness consumption nearly triples, from 5.5 million pints on an ordinary day, to 13 million pints. It's 150 pints per second! Health!

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As far as the eye can see, everything is green, the hair, the clothes and even the food. We are not talking about spinach, but about bagels, pancakes, and even beer; If green food coloring can be added, they can be served on St. Patrick's Day. But the colorful fun doesn't end here: rivers, monuments, and even ski resorts have been dyed green to mark the occasion.
Although everyone is wearing green, it seems that Patrick preferred blue and the proof can still be seen in the old Irish flags. During the Irish Rebellion of 1798, wearing the shamrock and the color green became a symbol of nationalism, and is maintained today.

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Corned beef with cabbage is a traditional dish that goes very well with beer, even if it is a dish "invented" by Irish immigrants in New York. This could explain why in the United States more than 11700 million kilos of beef and more than 900 million kilos of cabbage are produced on this holiday.

* That the character of Samuel L. Jackson in Snakes on the Plane has anything to do with Saint Patrick is pure speculation. This is my story and I stick to it.