Wiki User
∙ 14y agoLegend says that he drove the snakes from Ireland but scientist have not found any fossil evidence that snakes ever lived in that country. The story is an allegory and the snakes represent the pagan gods that Patrick banished when he converted the country to Christianity.
Wiki User
∙ 9y agoWiki User
∙ 14y agoha ha funny! but St. Patrick got rid of snakes in Ireland!
Legend says Patrick drove out the snakes. However, scientists have found no fossil evidence that snakes ever lived in that country. The snakes are symbolic of the pagan Druid gods that Patrick drove out by converting the country to Christianity.
Legend says that St. Patrick banished all the snakes from Ireland. However, scientist say that their is no fossil evidence that snakes ever occurred in that country.
Scientists have determined that snakes have never lived in Ireland. The snakes are symbolic of the pagan Druid gods that Patrick drove out of Ireland by converting the Irish to Catholicism.
Saint Patrick is said to have driven the snakes from Ireland. Some think that the "snakes" were symbolic of the pagan Druid gods since snakes have never existed in Ireland.
There is no fossil evidence that snakes ever occurred in Ireland so Patrick could not be responsible for their demise there. The snakes are simply symbolic of the pagan gods that Patrick banished from the country when he converted the populace to Christanity.
Snakes from Ireland
St Patrick drove all snakes out of Ireland.
There are none in Ireland. It is said that Saint Patrick banished them from Ireland.
Snakes are associated with St. Patrick. Legend says he drove all snakes from that country. However, there is no fossil evidence that snakes ever lived in Ireland.
He didn't. Snakes have never existed in Ireland.
The myth is that St. Patrick drove away the snakes in Ireland.
St Patrick is said to have driven the snakes out of Ireland.