#St Patricks Day

Irish community celebrates St. Patrick’s Day. One special festive stamp introduced by Irish Post

St. Patrick’s Day is a special Irish holiday that is celebrated every year on March 17th, honoring the Irish patron saint, St. Patrick. The celebrations are largely Irish culture themed and typically consist of wearing green, parades, and drinking. To mark the upcoming holiday Ireland Post has introduced a special stamp that FindYourStampsValue.com is glad to present to stamp collector’ attention

St Patrick’s Day as a global celebration of Irish culture

FindYourStampsValue.com is glad to inform that Irish Post has released a special stamp to celebrate St Patrick's Day. The item was released and put into circulation on the 26th of February. This is a day that is celebrated all over the world with particularly big parades in the United States, Britain, Canada, Argentina, Australia and New Zealand. The day itself is a public holiday in the North and

New Stamp to Commemorate St. Patrick's Day

An Post has issued a stamp based on an icon painting of St Patrick, to commemorate Ireland's national holiday on March 17. Legend suggests that St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, converted the Irish people to Christianity in the fifth century AD. By the time of his death, about 460 AD, Christianity had been firmly established in Ireland. St Patrick's Day parades to honour the saint are stage

St Patrick's Day 2008

An Post commemorates St Patrick's Day 2008 with the issue of a new postage stamp on 11 February. Although the Irish have celebrated St Patrick's Day as a religious feast for hundreds of years, celebrating the day as a national holiday is little more than 100 years old. In the mid seventeenth century, the feast of St Patrick was extended for use in the Universal Church following the influence of Lu

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