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Getting with Guinness and St Pat | March 17 2010

Shamrock St Patricks Day 17 MarchCelebrate St Patrick’s Day with GUINNESS

Celebrate the first St Patrick’s Day of the new decade in style by trying a Guinness Black Velvet cocktail or impress your mates down the pub with some St Patrick’s Day facts & stats, plus tips on how to enjoy the perfect pint of Guinness!


St Pat’s facts


*Over 5 million pints of Guinness are sold in the UK each year on St. Patrick’s Day
*Over 13 million pints of Guinness are raised on St. Patrick’s Day across the globe, which brings more than 150 pints to life every second
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Celebrating St Patrick’s Day in and around Leeds | 17th March 2010

St. Patricks Day (by sheadunn)St. Patrick’s Day 2010

Wednesday 17th March 2010 – St Patricks Day arrives!

Here are a few of the Paddy’s Day celebrations being held in and near Leeds, West Yorkshire UK:
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A Nation's Pride: St. George's Day 23rd April 2010

St George and the Dragon (by Brian Hillegas)Saint George’s Day – 23rd April

Saint George, the patron saint of England, is also a romantic figure of medieval romance and legends: a chivalrous knight, a devout martyr and most famously, a heroic slayer of dragons.

Despite his ubiquitous presence in churches, paintings, frescoes and English literature, St. George himself is an unlikely choice for patron saint of England as he is celebrated in many nations across the world -  he wasn’t English and probably never even visited the country.

Nevertheless,
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A Little Bit of Irish in All of Us: St. Patrick’s Day 17 March 2010

Saint Patrick’s Day: 17 March 2010

St. Patrick (by HurleyFamily)To be sure, there’s not many saints’ days on the liturgical calendar that offer such an opportunity to make merry, and on Saint Patrick’s Day you’ll find roughly 70 million Irish emigrants and their descendants uniting in cities across the world to celebrate the notion of being Irish.

Of course there’ll be no festivity as great as the one in the Emerald Isle itself, where shamrocks will be worn on lapels
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St David’s Day, March 1st 2010

Saint David’s Day, National Day of Wales


The only day in the year when you can wear a leek in your buttonhole, Saint David’s Day falls on 1st March and marks the death on 1st March 589 of Saint David, the patron saint of Wales.
The feast day dates back to 1120 and was declared a national day of celebration in the 18th century; today St. David’s Day is marked by parades, recitals, displays and concerts
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