Ireland vs. Wales

I think it’s fair to say that it’s common knowledge that today is St Patricks Day .

In the staff canteen at work, today’s special is a Welsh Breakfast.

So of course, I just had to ask, and get my suspicions confirmed.

Yes, some slack twat at the catering company that supplies/staffs the canteen has decided that St Patrick is – um – Welsh.

You just couldn’t make it up, could you?

(Added : Just to say, it’s been pointed out that St Patrick was quite possibly born in Wales. But I’m not going to let that get in the way of a good shaking-head post.)


One Comment on “Ireland vs. Wales”

  1. Forest Pines says:

    An archaeological pedant writes: he was more likely born in Cumbria, or maybe south-west Scotland. Both of which were “Welsh” at the time, in that the local language was the ancestor of modern Welsh.


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