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Did you know St Patrick was not born in Ireland? he was born in Britain around 380 b.c. where he was kidnapped and brought to Ireland to be a slave. Check out the book "St. Patrick's Day" by Gail Gibbons if you wouldlike to know more...Leprechauns included!
