Lets call a truce brenden...I meant no offence. I was genuinely not sure of what people do on St Georges Day, having lived here in Wales since I was 14 years old. On St David's Day the primary school kids go to school in Welsh national costume and they all look rather cute. There are lots of daffodils about, pretty much everywhere, and restaurants and cafes serve lovely bowls of Cawl.
In my experience St Patrick's Day was when my Dad and most of his sons went out to celebrate with copious amounts of the Black Stuff. The events of later on that day remain a trifle hazy, for some reason or other.
But I can't recall anything about the 23rd April. It would seem according to the papers today that some Morris Dancing is involved, although I have never been able to take men dancing with hankies at all seriously. I expect that some extra quantities of Real Ale will be consumed later on today, as all that dancing looks pretty thirsty work to me !
As long as people have some fun, than its all OK with me.