People from Ireland wear all sorts of colours. On St. Patrick's Day people will make a special effort to wear green because of its associations with Ireland, but on any other day they wear whatever colours they want.
The green panel in the flag symbolises Irish republicanism (dating back to 1790s) -
The orange panel represents the minority who supported King William III -
The white panel in the centre signifies a lasting truce between the two cultures. T
he whole flag is meant to symbolise the inclusion and hoped-for union of the people of different traditions on the island of Ireland,
Green represents the Catholic, Nationalist community
Orange represents the Protestant, Unionist community
White represents peace between the 2 communities
they wear green
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There are only Leprechauns in Ireland and green is the National colour of Ireland.
Ireland's flag is green, orange, and white. Not blue.
There is no part of Ireland where it is illegal to wear green on St. Patrick's Day.
In modern-day Ireland they wear any color they like. The stereotypical Irish color is green.
Yes many do, along with other colours.
Many children will make a special effort to wear something green, but there is no particular trend, so children will wear any colour, just like they would on any other day.
they were green
St.Patrick's day is the celebration of st.Patrick converting the Irish to christians, and the symbol of Ireland is green.
Ireland's state color is Emerald-green. The Irish take the green color from the fairies, which was believed to be what they wore. Leprechauns represent Ireland, so they wear green clothing.the new anser: Because they ADORE pea's! do you like pea's? coz i do.
anything really.