Submitted by EllesAway t3_117nb9b in Pennsylvania
What date is the downtown Pittsburgh St. Patty’s Day parade?
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TSUTigers95 t1_j9commq wrote
That was easy
Wuz314159 t1_j9cy19i wrote
>St. Patty's Day
Ò_o
HomicidalHushPuppy t1_j9d0zmj wrote
r/pittsburgh or just Google it
EllesAway OP t1_j9d366n wrote
So I did Google it and still had questions because there’s 5000 parades for St Paddy’s, that’s why I asked it here.
I_heart_canada_jk t1_j9dismr wrote
Did you try bing?
That’s a joke and honestly I don’t have a side in this debate.
ShantyTed89 t1_j9dje3q wrote
The Irish hate that we call it St. Patty’s. It’s St. Paddy. From Merriam-Webster: St. Patrick's Day can be referred to in informal contexts as “St. Paddy's Day.” Paddy is the shortened form of the original Irish spelling of Patrick, which is Pádraig, and for this reason is usually preferred over “St. Patty's Day,” which could also be mistaken for the shortened form of the name Patricia.
NineFootEightWeight t1_j9f9fd6 wrote
I'll weave his web of rhyme,
Upon the summer night.
We'll leave this worldly time,
On his winged flight.
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IamSauerKraut t1_j9fi8e5 wrote
The Boston Irish do not hate that March 17 is called St. Patty's Day. Not at all.
IamSauerKraut t1_j9fi9vd wrote
Beware the day after the March of Ides.
ShantyTed89 t1_j9gf1qy wrote
Universally? Are you sure? Maybe the Southies don’t know the story. Ain’t nobody named Patrick who wants to be called Patty on those mean streets.
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tim0767 t1_j9clsw0 wrote
March 11th