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April 4
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April 4

Holidays


First Monday Trade Days (Thursday through Sunday before first Monday of each month) Apr 4, 2013; Apr 4, 2014; Apr 4, 2015

Grand National (First Saturday in April) Apr 4, 2015

Masters Golf Tournament (First full week in April) Apr 4, 2011; Apr 4, 2012




Tater Days (First weekend and Monday in April) Apr 4, 2015

Legal Holidays by Countries

Black SaturdayPhilippines
EasterChile
Easter SaturdayFiji, Samoa
Holy SaturdayBelize, Chile, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Republic of Georgia, Seychelles, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Holy WednesdayGuatemala
Independence DaySenegal
Maundy Thursday – Holy SaturdayEl Salvador
Tomb Sweeping DayTaiwan
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The fundraiser scheduled for Sally''s Corner at Villa Mandarinas on the 4th of April was a huge success.
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The 4th of April is an important day for survivors of landmines and for those who work in the various fields of mine action as it is the day that the United Nations designated as the IDMAAMA," Prince Mired, chairman of NCDR emphasized as he addressed the audience.
Mine-Awareness Day by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
Meanwhile, the FAI Cup semi-final clash between Athlone Town and Cork City at St Mel's Park on , the 4th of April, has been made all-ticket.
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