A New Way to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

Online, March 16, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Tomorrow, green will be the dominating color and St. Patrick will be the most recognized saint. And though St. Patrick's Day is already a fun feast as it is, there are some who want to celebrate it more than just the usual merriment.

Although an Irish feast, St. Patrick's Day is internationally celebrated by both Irish and non-Irish alike. And as one of the busiest holidays of the year, it is often celebrated with parades, food and alcohol along with the wearing of green clothing and apparels.

Steering away from the tradition however, some celebrate the said feast by going green. That is, they mark the day by taking steps that could protect the environment.

Read more on the New Way to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day:

"It's a day away to St. Patrick's day. And while it is an Irish feast, you don't have to be one to celebrate it. But how can you best enjoy this internationally celebrated day of one of Ireland's most recognized saint?"

"For the past many years, the color green has been associated with St. Patrick's day. During the celebration, people would always wear green or something with an accent of it. This year, why not go beyond just wearing green? Why not go green, help preserve the environment and give a double positive meaning to the feast?"

"There are many going green steps that you can take to make St. Patrick's day a really green day. For one, you can start cleaning with the use of eco-friendly cleaners. There are so many of them now that you can purchase. If you are a food lover, you can mark the celebration as you starting date to going organic."

Read more tips on how to go green on St. Patrick's Day:

"St. Patrick's Day is just a day away. Have you made plans on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 2011? If you haven't, why not go green! It's a great time to make a difference! Enjoy these 3 tips that help you to "green" up your day. We have put together a few tips that will hopefully encourage you to go green!"

"Keep reading after the jump to see our tips in going green for St. Patrick's Day 2011!"

"Buddy Up: Leave the car behind and take the bus, train or a cab to your destination. Buddy up with friends to make it even more eco friendly. This trip will save on gas - and the party will start a little bit sooner."

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St. Patrick's Day is a reminder. A reminder of religious context. However, in addition to that, there are some who take it as an opportunity to promote the cause of preserving the earth. As simple of a step as starting the use of green cleaning products is already a big help to the environment and one that anybody can easily accomplish.