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It’s St Patrick’s Day, in an extraordinary week, but Darach Ó Séaghdha says there’s no harm looking back at the legend of the leprechaun.
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It’s St Patrick’s Day, in an extraordinary week, but Darach Ó Séaghdha says there’s no harm looking back at the legend of the leprechaun.
Hundreds of iconic landmarks like the Burj al Arab and sites in over 50 countries are set to go green over the next couple of days.
Large groups aren’t allowed, of course, but some people have plans to celebrate being Irish from their homes.
The festival will run over five days from 13 to 17 March.
The former Barca striker has signed a two-year deal to oversee the club’s famed La Masia academy.
Officers will also be on the lookout for speeding, non-seatbelt wearing and using a mobile phone while driving.
The festival will include elements of music, art, film and spirituality.
About 190 locations are giving a nod to Ireland.
From the man himself to how we celebrate him.
The government wouldn’t support the idea.
It’s 13 years since Brown Bag animated a 1960s tape of Dublin children telling saints’ stories – but it never grows old.
You’ve been answering Ireland’s Call even before you get to the parades.
He’s not even a true saint by today’s definition.
Documents and archaeological evidence paint a picture of the man behind the legend.
The parade committee received a raft of complaints about the move in recent days, but they’re expected to confirm the invitation later.
After visiting Wheatfield, the Children’s Ombdusman Emily Logan said she felt reassured about the move.
Sure, the rain fell but we had a laugh, right?
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Follow in the footsteps of St Patrick this weekend… or at least to the places he’s reputed to have visited for special events.
For the first time ever, Christ the Redeemer, the Pyramids of Giza, the ‘Welcome’ sign in Las Vegas and the Little Mermaid statue will all go green on 17 March.
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