Tag Archives: St Patrick’s Day

Donie O’Sullivan tweetz:

“Great to see the WarnerMedia cafeteria observing the ancient irish tradition of enjoying Green Matcha Lattes for St Patrick’s Day.”

Earlier: Now Wash Your Brain

In New York.

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald at the St Patrick’s Parade in Manhattan.

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London, England.

Members of the Votes for Irish Citizens Abroad (VICA) march in the London St Patrick’s Day parade amid Brexit fears of disenfranchisement.

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Scenes from the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin city this afternoon.

(Pix: Oisín Kane (10-21)

(Pix: Rollingnews (5-9)

This afternoon.

At O’Carroll’s shop on O’Connell Street, Dublin 1.

Leprechaun-themed St Paddy’s ‘items’ on sale and tried on by Sabine Groepl from Germany.

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Darragh Doyle tweetz:

A lot of novelty green plastic will be bought this St Patrick’s Day. A lot will be wasted. It doesn’t have to end up in landfill. @EPICMuseumCHQ will swap the novelty plastic for tickets to the Museum. It will then be donated to Social Enterprise @ReCreateIreland for reuse.

In fairness.

More here

EPIC Irish Emigration Museum

Top pics: Rollingnews

In London this weekend?

Alan Flanagan writes:

At this Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in London, the Votes for Irish Citizens Abroad  (VICA) campaign will be marching to celebrate the contribution of Irish emigrants and to call for a Yes vote in this year’s referendum on Presidential voting rights.

We believe that each citizen deserves a vote, and Ireland should move in line with 34 other European countries by extending the franchise.

VICA’s focus this year is on campaigning for a YES vote in the Autumn referendum to extend Presidential voting rights to Irish citizens abroad – in other words, a #voteforthevote.

Votes For Irish Citizens Abroad

This afternoon.

Washington DC.

Thanks Johnny NYC

Earlier: Make Caps Great Again

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This afternoon.

Dublin city centre.

Liam Kavanagh (pic 4) leads the St Patrick’s Day Parade watched by International Guest Of Honour Mark Hamill with President Higgins (above).

Rollingnews

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Kevin Street, Dublin 8, earlier.

(Pix: Oisín Kane)

Last night.

Landmark buildings in Dublin are bathed in green light to mark St Patrick’s Day.

From top: Leinster House, City Hall, Trinity College, Bank of Ireland (College Green), Christchurch Cathedral and  Áras an Uachtaráin.

Mmf.

Sam Boal/Rollingnews