Religion
National Day of Northern Ireland is St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in all of Ireland. It was to honor St. Patrick. He was the patron Saint of Ireland.
It is Ireland's national holiday, but it is celebrated in many countries.
It is Ireland's national holiday, celebrating St. Patrick who is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland.
It is Ireland's national holiday. Wherever there are Irish people, it is celebrated. It commemorates St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint. He brought Christianity to Ireland.
Because the 17th of March is St. Patrick's Day, Ireland's national holiday.
St. Patrick is Ireland's patron Saint. He is celebrated for bringing Christianity to Ireland in 432AD. St. Brigid is the other patron saint of Ireland. She too was a key figure in the early stages of Christianity in Ireland. St. Patrick's Day, the 17th of March, is Ireland's national holiday. It is celebrated in Ireland and by Irish people all around the world. The 1st of February is saint Brigid's Day.
Ireland does not currently have what would be regarded as a socialist government.
The Lapwing is not the national bird of Ireland. There is no official national bird of Ireland.
Ireland does not have a national grass.
The 4th of July is not particularly celebrated in Northern Ireland, except by Americans.
Yes, Halloween is celebrated in Ireland.
the Flute is the National Instrument of Ireland