Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated each year on the 17th March. It is both culturally and religiously celebrated in Ireland to mark the death of Irelands patron saint, Saint Patrick. Many will also join in celebrating in other countries, with festivals and in many Irish Pubs or Bars. Those who like to celebrate the day will usually wear something green or where a green shamrock to represent the Irish culture.
Many will celebrate with parties and festivals. Today, even those who are not Irish will join in the celebrations. It is traditional to drink the Irish beer; Guinness and to eat Irish themed foods. Many of those who like to join in with the Irish celebrations will make Irish themed foods, such as cakes, green coloured foods as well as traditional foods such as Irish Stew, Black Velvet Cakes with Guinness, Guinness Puddings, Guinness and Honey Glazed Pork Loin, Smoked Irish Salmon with Chive Pancakes and many more. To see more click here.
Saint Patrick’s Day is a day to celebrate the Irish culture, so wherever you are, whichever country you may be in, feel free to join in with the celebrations of the day.
