Happy St. Patty's

Anyone else actually Irish? :DMy dad is one of 13 kids and they're all named after saints. Also, my middle name is Patrick.

Also, I just learned last Xmas that when my great-great grandfather moved to DC from Ireland he eventually opened a big Irish pub. From the old pictures my aunt had it looked to be about 5 blocks away from the Capital. Unfortunately at some point the bar was taken over by his second wife's family and it eventually closed. I can only dream of how cool it would have been if it had stayed open...

Emphasize on lil, LOL!

that's the irish that I have :(

My Mom's side is Irish, complete with a Mc name

Oh, I thought St Pats day was last night.

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irish girls :)

I'm not Irish, and I've always thought St. Patty's day was kind of silly. I don't need an excuse to drink. :)

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irish girls :)

Sadly most don't look like this. I grew up in Newport RI and every year a huge influx of Irish girls woudl come to work for the summer and they were all 5 or 6 on the 10 scale. Ireland is know for beer not women.

Everyone's Irish today ;) I think there is some on my Dad's Mom's side...

I've got a 4 pack of Guinness cans at home and corned beef sandwiches for dinner. While out at lunch today, thought about hitting one of the 3 Irish Pubs within 2 blocks of each other in downtown Frederick, but I didn't want to get sucked in as I have 2 meetings this afternoon.

I'm a large percentage Irish and my wife is Itallian, but she will have a lot of Irish in her tonight.

Sadly most don't look like this. I grew up in Newport RI and every year a huge influx of Irish girls woudl come to work for the summer and they were all 5 or 6 on the 10 scale. Ireland is know for beer not women.

damn shame because most irish beers are a 5 or 6 on the 10 scale too