St. Patrick's Day is a very important day for Ireland, because
Patrick was a christian misioner, he introduced the chatolic religion
in Ireland. He is know as the patron saint of Ireland. St. Patrick's Day
is celebrated in many parts of the world, usually held in Mexico,
Argentina, Spain and Ireland.
Argentina:
It is held because there was a very important immigration of Irish
and Celtic people, is the fifth comunity outside of Ireland. Cities where celebrated are: Rosario, Cordova and Buenos Aires.
Mexico:
Aldo Irish immigration has been not important, recalls the heroic
participation of the battle of St Patrick, in the defense of the
Mexican state, celebrating St Patrick's Day in the old temple of
Churubusco (an old village in Mexico).
Spain:
In Spain, held a parade followed by at least 4000 people in the
municipality of Pontevedra. Also, every year people celebrate St.
Patrick in Salamanca, offering increasingly crowded party.
Ireland:
In the past, St. Patrick's Day was celebrated only as a religious
holiday. It became a public holiday in 1903, by the "Bank
Holiday" (Ireland). It was only in the mid-1990s the Irish
government began to use this international festival at the height of
the great celebrations in the world and promote excitement throughout
Ireland via innovation, creativity.
Also
held in many cities known, as: Manchester, Londres, Boston, Chicago,
Kansas and París.
Adrià Boquera
Dani Fincies
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