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.
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