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St George's Day Today Everyone
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In case anyone didn't realise. Of course because it's not St Patrick's day nobody mentions it
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i think St. Patrick's Day gets mentioned a lot because so many English people are actually third or fourth generation Irish. Emigration from Ireland to England, especially the north east, happened on a massive scale during the famine in the late 19th century. Scratch many an Englishman and you will find an Irishman lurking there.
Thank you gness i will look forward to the pint of guinness. sandyroe, i thought i would get it in the ear for suggesting that we Ulster Prods lurk. I wasn't suggesting that you might have any antipathy toward Ulster Prods. The message was, of course, tongue-in-cheek. My favourite TV programme was Give Ma Head Peace, which gives you some idea of the low level of sophistication of my black humour. Black humour was what brought us all through the dark days. I cling to it for comfort.