St Patricks Day Poems

Welcome, welcome, welcome to this page of St Patricks Day Poems for Ireland's official celebration for Ireland's national holiday – St. Patrick's Day.
Around the World on the 17th March, Ireland is celebrated with parties and parades but the main party is in Ireland where they celebrate for five days. So whether you're Irish or just wish you were, Ireland is the place to be in March to enjoy the big party.Have a fabulous day to all of the Irish around the world. These are free for you to use for non commercial purpose.










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May the luck of the Irish possess you,
The Divil fly off with your worries,
And forivver and ivver
God bless you!

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Paddy Englishman, Paddy Irishman and Paddy Scottishman
were on an aeroplane and they didn't know where they were.

So Paddy Scottishman put his foot out the window and said I
think I'm in New York because I can feel the Empire State
building.
Then Paddy Englishman put his foot out the window and said I
think I'm in Paris because I can feel the Eiffel Tower.
Then Paddy Irishman put his foot out the window and said I
think we're in Craigavon because somebody just stole my shoe!!

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May You Always Have...
enough luck to make you smile,
enough trials to keep you strong,
enough of all life's treasures
to keep you truly happy.

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St Patricks Day Poems

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Saint Patrick was a gentleman,
he came from decent people,
In Dublin town he built a church,
and put upon't a steeple;
His father was a Callaghan,his mother was a Brady,
His aunt was an O'Shaughnessy,
and his uncle was a Grady.
Then success to bold St. Patrick's fist,
he was a saint so clever;
He gave the snakes and toads a twist,
and banished them forever.

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Have a shamrocking day

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T' is a great day t' be green

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We're all Irish on St. Patrick's Day

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Why did God invent whiskey? So the Irish would never rule the world.

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Fast Funny - Irish Joke

"Ah, good morning, Mrs. Murphy,
and how is everything?"

"Sure and I'm having a great time of it between my husband and the fire. If I keep my eye on the one, the other is sure to go out."

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Q: how do you confuse an Irish man?A: put him in a round room and tell him hes lunch is in the corner

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