We don't know if he considered himself Irish or not, he certainly spent his life there.
He probably considered himself a Christian first.
He is considered to be the patron saint of Ireland and Nigeria.
Most Irish people do enjoy St. Patrick's Day.
What is celebrated on St .Patrick's Day is the Irish culture.
St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland.
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In Irish, St Patrick is Naomh Pádraig (Blessed Patrick) but non-Irish saints are 'San' as in 'San Héilin' (St Helena).
st Patrick is imortant to the Irish culture because st Patrick was an Irish man who was a saint and helped out every one so yeh by zahra sajadi
It is Ireland's national holiday. St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, just as St. George and St. Andrew are the patron saints of England and Scotland, respectively. Irish-Americans make a bigger deal of St. Patrick's Day than the Irish in Ireland do.
At the age of 16 Patrick was abducted and taken to Ireland as a slave. He spent the next 6 years as a shepherd.
Because St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and St. Patrick's Day is Ireland's national holiday.
The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.The Irish flag does not appear in the Union flag. What is on it is St. Patrick's Cross, which partially represents Northern Ireland.
Yes. St. Patrick is for all Irish people. The green traditions and orange traditions are both Christian and it was Christianity that St. Patrick preached in Ireland, so it is important to all Irish Christians.