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What is the origin of Saint Patrick's Day?

St. Patrick's Day is a very popular religious festival in Ireland, celebrating the country's history and culture. It has become a national holiday, marking a festive and patriotic event. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, is considered the founder of Irish Christianity. For 30 years, he built churches to spread the Christian faith, devoting his life to this mission. The shamrock became the island's symbol thanks to Saint Patrick, who used it to explain the Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17, Ireland's national holiday, in honor of the anniversary of St. Patrick's death.

How to have a good St. Patrick's Day?

Wear green: T-shirts, accessories... It's a day for daring, so wear as much green as you can!

Eat and drink: Taste famous Irish specialties like Irish stew, shepherd's pie, as well as whiskey and the famous Guinness.

Get your Irish playlist ready: U2, The Cranberries, Dropkick Murphys, etc.

Go to the pub: The whole population concentrates in the pubs on this day, where you'll find a crazy atmosphere.

Join in the parades: They take place in all Ireland's major cities (Cork, Belfast, Galway, etc.).