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Happy St. Patrick's Day
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Also what English people are celebrating st Patrick’s? Guinness chuck a fuck load of money behind it and give pubs free shit, so the pubs use it as they might as well. Apart from that I don’t really get your point.0
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addick1956 said:el-pietro said:addick1956 said:
I gave no idea why people in this country always celebrate St Paddy's day....none at all. The Irishigmore St. George's day as do a lot of English who decry the red cross flag.Probably because there is a history if immigration and a huge proportion of the UK has some Irish ancestry. Also, its a good excuse for a drink because of the association between Irish people and drink. Oh and about 3% of the UK population lives on the island of Ireland. If you don't want to celebrate it you don't have to.To everyone else lá fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh.
I am not anti Irish but I don't walk round singing Deutschland over alas because a lot of me is German. In fact my grandmother, despite being here since 1900 felt obliged to hide it for some reason.
She adopted Britain so why can't the Irish ?
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addick1956 said:el-pietro said:addick1956 said:
I gave no idea why people in this country always celebrate St Paddy's day....none at all. The Irishigmore St. George's day as do a lot of English who decry the red cross flag.Probably because there is a history if immigration and a huge proportion of the UK has some Irish ancestry. Also, its a good excuse for a drink because of the association between Irish people and drink. Oh and about 3% of the UK population lives on the island of Ireland. If you don't want to celebrate it you don't have to.To everyone else lá fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh.
I am not anti Irish but I don't walk round singing Deutschland over alas because a lot of me is German. In fact my grandmother, despite being here since 1900 felt obliged to hide it for some reason.
She adopted Britain so why can't the Irish ?
As I said.
It’s really quite simple 😁1 -
addick1956 said:addick1956 said:iainment said:addick1956 said:addick1956 said:addick1956 said:el-pietro said:addick1956 said:
I gave no idea why people in this country always celebrate St Paddy's day....none at all. The Irishigmore St. George's day as do a lot of English who decry the red cross flag.Probably because there is a history if immigration and a huge proportion of the UK has some Irish ancestry. Also, its a good excuse for a drink because of the association between Irish people and drink. Oh and about 3% of the UK population lives on the island of Ireland. If you don't want to celebrate it you don't have to.To everyone else lá fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh.
I am not anti Irish but I don't walk round singing Deutschland over alas because a lot of me is German. In fact my grandmother, despite being here since 1900 felt obliged to hide it for some reason.
She adopted Britain so why can't the Irish
Uber alles
So what you meant to say was, while you were in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
I would have a wee think before you speak 😉1 -
My parents from Ireland settled in Charlton in the 60s. There is a sizeable Irish community in Charlton and all addicks. Slainte to everyone and have a great St Paddy’s day5