St. Patrick's Day

Who was St. Patrick? Find out here,here, and here. More here, including his story, writings, prayers, images, and more. Very interesting.

St. Patrick Centre
St. Patrick’s Country.

Shamrocks

Prayer of St. Patrick

The Confession of St. Patrick

Official St. Patrick’s Day Festival, Dublin, Ireland

The Amboy Times has a great post about St. Patrick. Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh!

The History Channel has The History of St. Patrick’s Day. Lots of interesting things, including a Quiz of All Things Irish.

Marvelicious St. Patrick’s Day, with poems, sayings, links, facts, links to e-cards, and more.

The Luck of the Irish.

And more here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Irish Cooking: here, here, here, here, here,and here.

Irish Culture And Customs
Ireland Tourist Board
Ireland’s Government
Maps of Ireland
Photos of Ireland
the Irish Times
Browse Ireland
Ireland Fanlisting
Information About Ireland
the Irish Embassy in Washington, D.C.
the National Library of Ireland (I could spend lots of time there)
Google Ireland, also offered in Gaelic
LiveIreland, offering webcams and audiotours in Dublin

Mad Minerva told me about Tourism Ireland, (look at the URL) :) This is the St. Patrick's Day Page.

Learn Irish-Gaelic: Interactive Irish Lessons, Irish-Gaelic Translator, Daltaí na Gaeilge (located in NJ, USA---has Irish National Anthem, and lots of other interesting things), and Irish People’s Lessons.

For the abbreviated version, Irish Phrases.

At The Corner, John Miller tells us about St. Brendan Who was he?

Gribbit's Word and Musing Minds both have St. Patrick's Day posts up.

Angel at Woman Honor Thyself has interesting facts aboutthe Irish in America and more about the Irish.