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Having been brought up in the NW England, there are a lot of Irish descendants in the area....consequently it's always been celebrated around me all my life.
My mother's grandparents were Irish- and she always wore a shamrock as a kid so it seems natural that I celebrate it too.
I have Scottish blood and Welsh blood ( and lived in Cardiff for a few years )and am happy to celebrate those days too.
Strangely though- I've never celebrated St Georges Day...no idea why!
I suppose it's because I've never had red roses flowering in my garden nor see Dragon burgers
for sale on the day.
I did read something recently about the possibility of May Day being cancelled and possibly making St George's Day a Bank Holiday instead.
I'd willingly celebrate St Georges Day...but I can't honestly get my head around what to focus on
Hmm.....tea and scone party anyone???
My mother's grandparents were Irish- and she always wore a shamrock as a kid so it seems natural that I celebrate it too.
I have Scottish blood and Welsh blood ( and lived in Cardiff for a few years )and am happy to celebrate those days too.
Strangely though- I've never celebrated St Georges Day...no idea why!
I suppose it's because I've never had red roses flowering in my garden nor see Dragon burgers
for sale on the day.I did read something recently about the possibility of May Day being cancelled and possibly making St George's Day a Bank Holiday instead.
I'd willingly celebrate St Georges Day...but I can't honestly get my head around what to focus on
Hmm.....tea and scone party anyone???
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