The color of St Patrick is Blue. Green is Ireland's national color. Green has been gradually accepted over time as the color of St. Patrick's day for numerous reasons. Most famously, the 3 leaf clovers St. Patrick used to teach Christianity, less known (but set the standard) the Irish Rebellion of 1798. Irish soldiers wanted to get the attention of the government and wore bright green uniforms. Last but not least, when the color fades, it tends to turn into a shade of green. Green is easily accepted for how green the land is, but Blue is the true color of St. Patrick.
FurtherThe official standard of the President of Ireland is the golden Cláirseach (Irish Harp) on a field of St. Patrick's blue.The Cross of St Patrick is a red saltire (diagonal cross) on a white field (background). It is this cross which represents Northern Ireland in the flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - the Union flag (commonly known as the Union Jack).
Green is associated with St. Patrick, not red.
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People usually associate a leprechaun with St. Patrick's Day, but there is no official mascot for the holiday.
Green
Green is the color of Ireland and, now, Saint Patrick. His original color was blue.
Green is the primary color of St. Patrick's day.
Blue is the offical color of st patricks day.
The original color was blue.
St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland so it receives official recognition there. Many other countries observe the day but not as an official holiday.
St Patrick wore those color robes. That's the only reason, people have probably tried to dig deeper symbolism such as color of shamrock or color of snakes but it is due to St Patrick wardrobe
Green, which is the colour associated with Ireland. St. Patrick is Ireland's patron saint and St. Patrick's Day is Ireland's national holiday.
No it was blue