It doesn't matter how you celebrate it, on St. Patrick's Day, we all become a little Irish. We wear our green, we drink our drinks, we search for four leaf clovers... and our friend we lost while we were drinking our drinks.

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However you decide to Irish, it's up to you. As for us with Ireland in our blood, it's an entirely different thing. It's about pride in a country, pride in a people, pride in a passion for life, love, and friends.

I'm a Moore, not the most common Irish name, but I am of Irish decent on my Father's side. In fact, the old "Irish" Moore last name is commonly found to originate with the Gaelic 'O'Mordha' - 'O' of course meaning descendant of, and 'Mordha', meaning great, chief, mighty or proud. Yeah - that's me to a "T". Family names are cool - and so is finding out more about your name and heritage!

Procession And Vigil At The Grave Of St Patrick
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What about YOUR last name? If you wanna find out the meaning of your last name, check out this REALLY cool link I found.

And I'll leave you with an Irish Blessing for the night:
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
the rains fall soft upon your fields
and until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm of His hand.

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