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17th March 2019
01:18pm GMT

But if there's one thing we as a people cannot and will not tolerate, it's folks from abroad calling our national holiday 'St Patty's Day'.
Like, would you be well?
Lots of Irish Twitter users have had enough and are today fighting back.
Me getting ready to correct any Americans who call St Paddy’s day “St Patty’s” pic.twitter.com/taiRTUmgwB
— O Sullivan (@BeardedWarMutt) March 16, 2019
As an Irish person, I can confirm that it's 'St. Patrick's Day', 'Paddy's Day', or, if you want to be cool, 'Lá fhéile Padraig'.
NEVER 'St. Patty's Day'. Ever. For any reason. Ever. Even once. — Paul Grealish (@paul_grealish) March 16, 2019
If Americans insist on using Patty's Day instead of Paddy's Day I'm afraid I have no option but to henceforth refer to their historical figures as Gorge Wushington and Abrabam Lincome, I'm sorry I don't make the rules ☘️
— Ciaraíoch ? (@Ciaraioch) March 15, 2019
me:
5th generation irish person: it’s PADDY’s day not PATTY’s day — ryan (@ryanyeetz) March 14, 2019
Thankfully, one major US star gets it. Irish people are praising Joe Jonas (the best of all the Jonases, TBH) for getting it right in his Patrick's Day post to Instagram. The singer shared a photo of himself wearing a green shirt with the caption "Ready for St. Paddy’s Day like...".I s2g if I see anyone calling paddy's day 'patty's day' imma fight
— Bri (@cardoorsguyjin) March 17, 2019
"Thank you for not saying patty’s day .... most annoying thing ever it’s paddy’s day or Patrick’s day!," one fan commented. So, yeah. Nice to know that our boy Joe is out here batting for the right side.he said paddy’s and not patty’s.... another reason why he’s the best jobro pic.twitter.com/QWHtEu4zF6
— orla ? (@flamepcys) March 16, 2019
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