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39% of people in the USA celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
83% wear green.
38% have a special dinner.
31% go to a party.
25% decorate their home

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On St. Patrick's Day Irish people usually do a traditional dance.

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O Danny Boy is the traditional song of St. Patrick's Day.

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A leprechaun is a type of fairy in Irish folklore.
Leprechauns are usually depicted as little bearded men, wearing a green coat and hat. They are solitary creatures who spend their time making and mending shoes and have a hidden pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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Irish people celebrate St. Patrick's Day with big parades and they have green food and drinks.
In the evening they sing "O DANNY BOY", a traditional song, they listen to Irish music and do a traditional Irish dance.

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St Patrick's is celebrated on 17th March in Ireland, Great Britain, USA, Canada, Argentina, Montserrat, Switzerland, Russia, Asia and in the International Space Station. In these countries people have parties and parades in Irish style. In the USA they put 18kg of green dye into the Chicago River.

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He is the patron saint of Ireland, one of Christianity’s most widely known figures.
St Patrick was born in Roman Britain in the year AD 387. When he was sixteen, pirates kidnapped him and sold him as a slave in Ireland. Six years later, in a dream, God told him to return to Britain. He escaped and went back home.
He then went to France and studied to be a priest. He returned to Ireland in 433 and he helped to convert the Irish people to Christianity.

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On St. Patrick's Day people wear shamrocks and they usually paint their faces and the hair in green, because it is the colour of Ireland.
The shamrock is the symbol of St. Patrick because he used it to explain the three parts of the Holy Trinity to Irish people.