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r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '16
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I've heard Saint Paddy's day being bandied about a lot too. I won't stand for it. To me it's either ' Saint Patrick's day' or 'Paddy's day.'
28 u/Oggie243 Mar 13 '16 Get tae fuck. I've never heard it called anything other than St. Patricks or St Paddy's. Why call it just Paddy's? Of all the useless picks I've ever know paddy is a name that crops up too often. Why should they be commemorated on March 17th? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 You never heard it as just Paddy's day? 1 u/Oggie243 Mar 14 '16 I probably have but just assumed they were saying St. Paddy's
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Get tae fuck. I've never heard it called anything other than St. Patricks or St Paddy's.
Why call it just Paddy's? Of all the useless picks I've ever know paddy is a name that crops up too often. Why should they be commemorated on March 17th?
1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 You never heard it as just Paddy's day? 1 u/Oggie243 Mar 14 '16 I probably have but just assumed they were saying St. Paddy's
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You never heard it as just Paddy's day?
1 u/Oggie243 Mar 14 '16 I probably have but just assumed they were saying St. Paddy's
I probably have but just assumed they were saying St. Paddy's
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u/Richiepunx Mar 13 '16
I've heard Saint Paddy's day being bandied about a lot too. I won't stand for it. To me it's either ' Saint Patrick's day' or 'Paddy's day.'