Every March, people in the city celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with booze, parties, parades and green garb. But the holiday — as the name suggests — actually has religious origins and at one time, much quieter celebrations.
Every March, people in the city celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with booze, parties, parades and green garb.
Commemorating the day on which St. Patrick died , Trindle said he is believed to have been born in what is now Britain, when it was under Roman rule. The saint went on to found a monastery in Armagh, Northern Ireland. Today, St. Patrick’s Cathedral is at the site, Trindle said. St. Patrick is also behind the symbolism of the shamrock.
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