St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin
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St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin
From Our Love Ireland Community - Your “Wild” Ireland Stories
8 Ways To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Dublin
Can You Answer The Travel Quizzer Question of The Day?
At the bar - In Search Of The Perfect Pint: - Where Will We Find The Best Pub In Ireland?
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From Social Media - May You Always Walk In Sunshine
Irish Food You Will Love - Traditional Irish Soda Bread For St. Patrick's Day
The Craic - The Right To Remain Silent
St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin
St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin is an unforgettable experience. Each year on March 17th, the Irish capital transforms into a lively spectacle of music, parades, and celebration, honouring Ireland’s patron saint and the arrival of Christianity in the country. More than just a single day of festivity, Dublin embraces a week-long festival, filled with cultural events, performances, and plenty of green-clad revelry.
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Your “Wild” Ireland Stories
1993 walking down street with cousin Susan in Dalkey she said there he is ....Been stagehand for 20 years at this time I said he looks familiar it's Bono she replied he was heading into pub ... I said want to meet him... she says we can't...I say oh yes we can .... were putting a pint in front of him as we entered I said that pints on me....introduce myself and his # 1 Irish fan Susan ...regular guy hung out for about an hour
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8 Ways To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Dublin
It’s the biggest day on Dublin’s social calendar, when the city is taken over by parades, street parties, and a sense of celebration in the air. St. Patrick’s Day is a great time to visit Ireland’s capital, whether you want to join the party in the pubs and bars or check out some of the city’s top attractions.
Though it is a public holiday, a surprising number of landmarks are still open to visitors, so you can slot in some culture alongside the revelry. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to Dublin on St. Patrick’s Day.
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At The Bar
In Search Of The Perfect Pint: - Where Will We Find The Best Pub In Ireland?
Great Things Come To Those Who Travel To Ireland
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The Craic
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