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22nd July 09, 06:29 AM
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 Originally Posted by cajunscot
Phil,
Your point about St. Patrick's Day is a good one; In my opinion, much of it is do to the Irish-American community's very good "public relations" machine. It is interesting to note how many people in my "neck of the woods" who are of Ulster-Scots heritage claim to be "Irish" and embrace many elements of Southern Irish culture.
Todd
Interesting you should say that as I know my Ulster relations celebrate St. Patrick so it is not just a southern Irish thing I suppose. I hadn't thought about it that way before but after a couple of hundred years they do think of themselves now as more Irish than Scots and would take that with them when they emigrated.
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