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It is just after midnight in Ireland
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It is just after midnight in Ireland
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Re: It is just after midnight in Ireland
Everyone I've ever met who actually is from Ireland says they don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day there. But, whatever.
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Re: It is just after midnight in Ireland
They lied to you.algale wrote:Everyone I've ever met who actually is from Ireland says they don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day there. But, whatever.
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Re: It is just after midnight in Ireland
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Re: It is just after midnight in Ireland
When I was there in a country side town, it was a very somber holiday, church/mass in the morning then a quite family dinner later in the day.
Then in the evening some normal/as usual local pub time.
Not like here in the USA a drunken party.
Then in the evening some normal/as usual local pub time.
Not like here in the USA a drunken party.
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Re: It is just after midnight in Ireland
That's exactly how it was described to me by probably a half-dozen or more folks who are from Ireland.ERLover wrote:When I was there in a country side town, it was a very somber holiday, church/mass in the morning then a quite family dinner later in the day.
Then in the evening some normal/as usual local pub time.
Not like here in the USA a drunken party.
Gale's Law: The bigger the woodworking project, the less the mistakes show in any photo taken far enough away to show the entire project!