La fheile Padraig

When did this become a ‘thing’. My Facebook is full of well-wishers for this occasion, and the greeting is repeated here on the football forum.
Can anyone provide a bit of history/ background on this and why shamrocks/ leprechauns and green top hats are emblazoned everywhere?
 
When did this become a ‘thing’. My Facebook is full of well-wishers for this occasion, and the greeting is repeated here on the football forum.
Can anyone provide a bit of history/ background on this and why shamrocks/ leprechauns and green top hats are emblazoned everywhere?
It's superb work from the Guinness marketing department.
 
Topical quiz: Guess what the ‘P’ stands for in KP. My lovely Mum was from Kilkenny.

Happy St. Padraig’s Day one and all. May your God go with you ☘️🇮🇪
 
Topical quiz: Guess what the ‘P’ stands for in KP. My lovely Mum was from Kilkenny.

Happy St. Padraig’s Day one and all. May your God go with you ☘️🇮🇪
I always finished the night off with ‘May your God go with you’ when I DJd, making a comeback in May for my Captains drive in at Newquay golf club….
 
I see that a pint of the black stuff at Cheltenham is £7:50 .
A special Guinness ( half of Guinness and half English sparkling wine ) is £20 a pint !!!
 
It’s also absolutely huge in the US. There is a parade in NYC and everyone is an honorary Irishman tonight!
Hate the faux yank paddy thing

They’ve all supposedly got a link to the Emerald Isle but seem to know faack all about the place but think it’s some mystical island even though reality is most of the locals are thick as shit and unable to string a coherent sentence together .
 
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Hate the faux yank paddy thing

They’ve all supposedly got a link to the Emerald Isle but seem to know faack all about the place but think it’s some mystical island even though reality is most of the locals are thick as shit and unable to string a coherent sentence together .
Only after 20 pints
I'm only halfway there
 
Blimey, what a bunch of miserable bastards. Let people enjoy themselves how they want. Just because St George's day is a damp squib and we can't really be arsed to celebrate it.
 
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