Scotland and Ireland are not the same.
The "Irish" kilt is an affectation of Scottish kilts without a tartan for non-Scots Gaelic regiments.
That nearly day-glo green plaid thing you're wearing is not a Tartan or Irish. Irish regimental kilts are a solid color.
On St Patrick's Day, the whole world is Irish, and you're dressed as if you were an Irishman who desperately wants to be Scottish.
There there, Blossom.
The "Irish" kilt is an affectation of Scottish kilts without a tartan for non-Scots Gaelic regiments.
That nearly day-glo green plaid thing you're wearing is not a Tartan or Irish. Irish regimental kilts are a solid color.
On St Patrick's Day, the whole world is Irish, and you're dressed as if you were an Irishman who desperately wants to be Scottish.
There there, Blossom.
