Patron saints: St George (England, 23 April), St Andrew (Scotland, 30 November), St David (Wales, 1 March), St Patrick (Northern Ireland, 17 March)

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St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, celebrated on 30 November. St George is England's, St David is Wales's, and St Patrick is Northern Ireland's patron saint.

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St David's Day is celebrated on 1 March. 17 March is St Patrick's Day, 23 April is St George's Day, and 30 November is St Andrew's Day.

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St Andrew's Day, the patron saint's day of Scotland, is on 30 November. It is the last of the four saints' days in the calendar year.

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St George's Day is celebrated on 23 April. St George is the patron saint of England. The other dates are: 1 March (St David's Day, Wales), 17 March (St Patrick's Day, Northern Ireland), and 30 November (St Andrew's Day, Scotland).