Tubridy's threatening to wear this Paddy's Day jumper on the Late Late
It’ll hurt your eyes a little bit.
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Bill de Blasio’s not taking part in city’s Fifth Avenue St Patrick’s Day parade due to the organisers’ ban on pro gay-rights messages.
Alan Shatter in Mexico, Michael Noonan in Canada and Alex White is off to Russia.
Oisín Quinn has said a revamp of the festival is needed, and accused event organisers of becoming “complacent”.
Old favourites like the Pyramids in Egypt and the ‘Welcome’ sign in Las Vegas will take on a green hue for the holiday as well.
Enda Kenny will not be following Bill de Blasio in boycotting the event over its ban on pro-gay rights expressions, but the Tánaiste insisted the LGBT community has encouraged Irish government participation.
The bitter dispute about Paddy’s Day celebrations in Hoboken, New Jersey is now snaking into it’s third year.
From King Henry to BOD, we look at those who’ve done Ireland proud.
Sure, the rain fell but we had a laugh, right?
Yes, that’s Commander Chris Hadfield of the International Space Station wearing a green bowtie AND recording his version of Danny Boy.
As thousands of people celebrate our national holiday, we’re asking if it’s good for Ireland’s image.
Yes, that is Maureen O’Hara with a dog in a bowler hat and shamrock.
Blessing the shamrock, a fun run and a feed of Irish stew are among the activities our troops are getting up to this weekend.
The Virgin founder had dyed his beard green for the big day…
It’s beginning to look a lot like Paddy’s Day…
A teapot from the Taoiseach….
We support one man’s three-year-mission to correct this heinous mistake.
He’s just a man trying to make it in a tough economy, guys.
*Or at least some parts of the world. It’s not pretty.
Guess how many pints these barrels in Minneapolis contain?
The Prince’s Palace in Monaco and City Hall in Vienna joined a huge range of landmarks around the world which went green for the day yesterday.
Over 500,000 people attended the parade in Dublin city centre today. Here’s all the best pictures from it.
Parades, green costumes, drunk teenagers – but what’s behind the celebrations? John Gibney looks at the options.
Tomorrow is a chance to celebrate “everything it really means to be Irish” says Enda Kenny.
For one week only, it’s not animals…
Peter Kiernan lost a bet with his son and had to take a trip to his local tattoo parlour…
A survey by retail Ireland reveals that nearly three-quarters of outlets in the capital plan to remain open this Saturday.
Dinny McGinley is off to Glasgow and Michael Noonan will be in France. Here’s where else our government ministers will be jetting off to on 17 March…
The campaigners have been asked to leave the Central Bank plaza for the festival weekend. But what do you think?
After 34 arrests at last year’s parade, the St Patrick’s Day parade in Hoboken, New Jersey has been cancelled. The mayor had criticised the “unacceptable” levels of property damage and crime on the day.
Six people were killed on the roads over the five-day period while 267 were arrested for drink driving.
Shanghai will not be celebrating Paddy’s Day this year over fears that the Arab world’s ‘jasmine revolution’ will spread to China.