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St. Patrick's Day and easter collide.

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styley | 21:34 Mon 04th Feb 2008 | Society & Culture
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This is probably only relevant to irish patrons but, can anyone clear up for me the problem that is arising this year between St. Patrick's Day and easter falling around the same time and how does this affect the bank holidays around that time.
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The religious ceremonies are moved due to easter, but the parades etc will still be on the 17th.

Bank holidays are on the 17th for Paddy's day and 24th for easter.

Yaay!

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/st-pat ricks-day-parade-is-not-a-moveable-feast-12628 45.html


21:51 Mon 04th Feb 2008
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Yaay indeed, cheers.
22:44 Mon 04th Feb 2008
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