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by **U2FpbnRzU3** » Fri, 24 Feb 2006 22:41:07

Currently the Outlook calendar shows St. Patrick's day (N.Ireland) on March
17th.
Why not include the other patron saints days - St George's, St Andrew's, and
St David's - for England, Scotland, and Wales ??

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by **Noel Al** » Fri, 24 Feb 2006 23:01:17

St Patrick day is a National Holiday whereas the others aren't, now if you
can get Microsoft to get onto the UK government to make then National
Holidays then it will get my vote :)
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by **Um9zcyBHcm** » Thu, 09 Mar 2006 18:01:28

Agree that the other patron saints days be included.
I know they may not be official holidays but are becoming increasingly
significant .More and more events are being planned for these dates, and it
would be useful to know in my calender the significant dates.

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Outlook calendar - should show St. George's/St. Andrews/St. David

Outlook calendar - should show St. George's/St. Andrews/St. David

Outlook calendar - should show St. George's/St. Andrews/St. David

Outlook calendar - should show St. George's/St. Andrews/St. David