In Ireland and the UK, is the feast of St. Patrick a big party with lots of booze?
Do they all eat corned beef and cabbage for the feast like many do in the US?
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3/16/2025, yes: https://youtu.be/B1n31yyEydA?si=hiYbvMEstVeU9KiA Irish people like stew, colcannon, bacon, cabbage and potatoes, and are known to drink like a fish: https://youtube.com/shorts/mMkszgdPc4k?si=dxCpHfR6t3Whg7Ry Sláinte for cheers to the Irish. 🍻 And here's some good Irish folk music: https://youtu.be/IKU1UxRlE0Q?si=CPRqH6-lXNabg9Xr https://youtu.be/S7woEXovruc?si=MQ3ZxEoxZGATK6qf 🪕 💚 🍀 🎩 🌈 🇮🇪
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dalcocono Thanks, I thought it was funny the band was singing "Johnny be good" in the first video. I intend to make colcannon to go along with the corned beef today. I knew the Irish had a reputation for heavy drinking, but wasn't sure if it was just another stereotype or not. I also love Irish music from that era too. "Go home British soldiers" is one of my favorites. Happy St. Patrick's day. -
Jenny The Great ⭐ It's not a stereotype. Alcohol abuse is a problem in Ireland: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcoholism_in_Ireland Besides that, today is St. Patrick's Day saying this on 3/17/2025. Here is a question by Nunya: https://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1354361 -
dalcocono That question was awhile back. 33 answers and people we haven't seen in a long time.
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Jenny The Great ⭐ Sometimes when new questions are not being asked, digging up old questions keeps the Answerbag homepage going.
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