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Famous people of the 15th Century

  1. Christopher Columbus
  2. Joan of Arc
  3. Leonardo da Vinci
  4. King Richard III of England
  5. Johann Guttenberg
  6. Vasco da Gama
  7. Henry the Navigator
  8. Francois Rabelais
  9. Filippo Brunelleschi
  10. Mehmet II, conqueror of Constantinople
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Famous people of the 15th Century

  1. Christopher Columbus
  2. Joan of Arc
  3. Leonardo da Vinci
  4. King Richard III of England
  5. Johann Guttenberg
  6. Vasco da Gama
  7. Henry the Navigator
  8. Francois Rabelais
  9. Filippo Brunelleschi
  10. Mehmet II, conqueror of Constantinople
  11. Vlad III Dracula a.k.a. Vlad the Impaler
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Famous people of the 15th Century

  1. Christopher Columbus
  2. Joan of Arc
  3. Leonardo da Vinci
  4. King Richard III of England
  5. Johann Guttenberg
  6. Vasco da Gama
  7. Henry the Navigator
  8. Francois Rabelais
  9. Filippo Brunelleschi
  10. Mehmet II, conqueror of Constantinople
  11. Vlad III Dracula a.k.a. Vlad the Impaler
  12. Queen Isabella I of Spain
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Famous people of the 15th Century

  1. Christopher Columbus
  2. Joan of Arc
  3. Leonardo da Vinci
  4. King Richard III of England
  5. Johann Guttenberg
  6. Vasco da Gama
  7. Henry the Navigator
  8. Francois Rabelais
  9. Filippo Brunelleschi
  10. Mehmet II, conqueror of Constantinople
  11. Vlad III Dracula a.k.a. Vlad the Impaler
  12. Queen Isabella I of Spain
  13. Rodrigo Borgia (aka Pope Alexander VI)

I’ll pass

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New: Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake
  9. Wearing orange
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake
  9. Wearing orange
  10. Find out what “Erin Go Bragh” means.
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake
  9. Wearing orange
  10. Find out what “Erin Go Bragh” means.
  11. Carry around a shillelagh
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green
  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage
  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday
  4. Marching in the parade.
  5. Watch The Commitments
  6. Singing Irish ballads
  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge
  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake
  9. Wearing orange
  10. Find out what “Erin Go Bragh” means.
  11. Carry around a shillelagh
  12. Hoist a (non-alcoholic) O’Douls.
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Non-alcoholic ways of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day:

  1. Wearing green

  2. Cooking corned beef and cabbage

  3. Get together with your Bangladeshi friends to celebrate Bangabandhu Birthday

  4. Marching in the parade.

  5. Watch The Commitments

  6. Singing Irish ballads

  7. Wearing a “Kiss Me, I’m Irish” badge

  8. Getting a Shamrock Shake

  9. Wearing orange

  10. Find out what “Erin Go Bragh” means.

  11. Carry around a shillelagh

  12. Hoist a (non-alcoholic) O’Douls.

  13. Wear an Aran sweater
    Famous people born in Ireland

  14. C.S. Lewis

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Famous people born in Ireland

  1. C.S. Lewis
  2. Arthur Guinness
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Famous people born in Ireland

  1. C.S. Lewis
  2. Arthur Guinness
  3. George Bernard Shaw

Brief aside about the last list, since I just missed it - but I’m surprised no one mentioned the traditional Catholic ritual for a Saint’s day in honor of Patrick. I’m uncertain what the proper name for that is, Saint’s day Feast? Mass?

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Famous people born in Ireland

  1. C.S. Lewis
  2. Arthur Guinness
  3. George Bernard Shaw
  4. Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington

Born to Anglo-Irish parents in Dublin. He was allegedly once asked, “Doesn’t that make you an Irishman?,” and replied, “Just because one is born in a stable does not make one a horse.”