St. Patricks day
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I prefer the dark hair but will say that Maureen O Hara is one of the prettiest Lady's I've seen in my days.
Princess on parade! Pregnant Duchess of Cambridge presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were at the Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire, for the traditional St. Patrick's Day parade. Pregnant Kate, 33, was chic in a coat by Catherine Walker and a hat by the Duchess of Cornwall's favourite milliner Lock & Co. She also wore the gold Irish Guards Brooch, which once belonged to the Queen Mother and was lent to her for the occasion by the Queen.
Read more and see more pics: Princess on parade! Pregnant Kate presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks | Daily Mail Online
Big job: The Duchess has been conducting the ceremony, in which she presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks, since 2012 and follows in the Queen Mother and the Princess Royal's footsteps
One is amused: The Duchess burst into a fit of laughter during a group photo with the Irish Guards at the end of the ceremony. Prince William (left) is the Royal Colonel of the Irish Guards
Quick pat: Irish wolfhound Domhnall, the regiment's mascot, made an appearance on the parade ground, dressed in his crimson ceremonial uniform
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were at the Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire, for the traditional St. Patrick's Day parade. Pregnant Kate, 33, was chic in a coat by Catherine Walker and a hat by the Duchess of Cornwall's favourite milliner Lock & Co. She also wore the gold Irish Guards Brooch, which once belonged to the Queen Mother and was lent to her for the occasion by the Queen.
Read more and see more pics: Princess on parade! Pregnant Kate presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks | Daily Mail Online
Big job: The Duchess has been conducting the ceremony, in which she presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks, since 2012 and follows in the Queen Mother and the Princess Royal's footsteps
One is amused: The Duchess burst into a fit of laughter during a group photo with the Irish Guards at the end of the ceremony. Prince William (left) is the Royal Colonel of the Irish Guards
Quick pat: Irish wolfhound Domhnall, the regiment's mascot, made an appearance on the parade ground, dressed in his crimson ceremonial uniform
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Big job: The Duchess has been conducting the ceremony, in which she presents the Irish Guards with their traditional St Patrick's Day shamrocks, since 2012 and follows in the Queen Mother and the Princess Royal's footsteps
When did y'all change the law making it a death-penalty offence to wear shamrocks, Blackleaf?
I had clover (shamrocks) in my goddamn lawn. Devil of a time to get rid of. Had to call in the noxious-weed guys.
They is?
Shamrock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The name shamrock comes from Irish seamróg, which is the diminutive of the Irish word for clover (seamair) and means simply "little clover" or "young clover"
Patrick was a Welshman!
As a matter of fact "Patrick" or "Patrician" was his rank in the Roman-Briton society, not his name.
Perhaps, today is really "Taffy Day" eh?
As a matter of fact "Patrick" or "Patrician" was his rank in the Roman-Briton society, not his name.
Perhaps, today is really "Taffy Day" eh?
I always enjoyed straightening out the Italians when they claimed St. Patrick was Italian.
I remember when I was in Chicago many years ago they use to dye that river that ran through the city green on St. Patricks day. Wonder if they still do that.
I cast thee out of my Ireland!
They still do. It was on the news the other day.