St George is patron saint of England (23 April); St Andrew of Scotland (30 November); St David of Wales (1 March); St Patrick of Northern Ireland (17 March)

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

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St Andrew's Day is celebrated on 30 November. It is a bank holiday in Scotland. 1 March is St David's Day, 17 March is St Patrick's Day, and 23 April is St George's Day.

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St David's Day is celebrated on 1 March. St David is the patron saint of Wales. People often wear a daffodil or leek to celebrate.

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St Patrick's Day (17 March) is a bank holiday in Northern Ireland. St Andrew's Day (30 November) is a bank holiday in Scotland.

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St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, celebrated on 30 November. The Scottish flag (the Saltire) features St Andrew's cross.

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St George's Day, celebrating the patron saint of England, falls on 23 April. 1 March is St David's Day (Wales), 17 March is St Patrick's Day (Northern Ireland), and 30 November is St Andrew's Day (Scotland).

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St Andrew's Day is celebrated on 30 November and is a bank holiday in Scotland. St David's Day (Wales) is 1 March, St Patrick's Day (Northern Ireland) is 17 March, and St George's Day (England) is 23 April.