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March 14, 2008 Want to impress your friends over a pint this St. Patrick’s day? Watch this video for a quick brief on the history of my favorite holiday of the year. Click the image to view.
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March 14th, 2008 at 2:12 pm
St. Patrick’s Day Factoids:
- St. Patrick was born in Britain (not Ireland)
- New York is home to the longest running civilian parade in the world - close to 15,000 participants are expected this year.
- In the United States, it’s customary to wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. But in Ireland the color was long considered to be unlucky.
- Chicago is famous for turning the Chicago River green with dye on St. Patrick’s Day. Forty pounds (18 kilograms) are used, enough to turn the river green for several hours.
(forgetfoo.com)