An Irishman explains the true history of St. Patrick’s Day

March 17th is around the corner and Americans are preparing to don their layers of green and pints of Guinness. But how many know the true origin of St. Patrick’s Day? Let’s take a quick history lesson on the origins of St. Patrick’s Day from a native Irishman as he explains the how native Irish people celebrate in Ireland versus the Americans.
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[@Bdchi3]

I've never heard an American say St. Patricks Day like that

[@pdadyweikel]

Don't forget his genocide of those that wouldn't convert

[@juliabritt5650]

Word is that was a lie. Will we ever find out?

[@juliabritt5650]

This video is great! However, all these "facts" vary from video to video (or article). The Irish that were there when he showed up probably thought of him as more of a threat to their long culture and beliefs. America celebrates in more of the old pagan ways. 😅
Whatever you believe, enjoy the day! ☘️🇮🇪💚

[@inthevault9603]

I wish this didn’t have curse words bc I would love to share it with my 4th graders. 😂😂😂 me personally I love it very Irish. 😅

[@bencullinan4419]

Same reason I'm here lol

[@shannonbutterfield5113]

Im Lucky for enjoying St.Patricks day because of wearing green, looking Irish, with those green top hats on your head, singing/listening to St.Patricks Songs and music, for it's fellowship can t never forget about pride trust and joy!$@🌈🏞🍀🤑💚🎩👍👌

[@babeena_gt_3645]

Irish in Ireland do not celebrate saint patricks day

[@sofierazzi2402]

Uh wha-

[@ElectricRootz]

Add an Irish woman living in Ireland I can confirm that you are wrong

[@juliabritt5650]

They celebrate it much differently.

[@ElectricRootz]

@@juliabritt5650 everyone gets pissed and there's parades