St. Patrick's Day, 17th March is Ireland's national holiday and is celebrated with events and parades worldwide. Here you can join in the fun and find out all about Saint Patrick, the Irish people and Saint Patricks day

 
 

 
St. Patrick's day greeting from the President of Ireland 2013
Our new president, Michael D. Higgins, sends St. Patrick's Day greetings to all the Irish worldwide.
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St. Patrick’s Day Greeting from An Taoiseach 2013
Taoiseach Enda Kenny sends St. Patrick's day greetings to the Irish diaspora
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St Patrick's Life
Legend has it that St Patrick drove all the snakes from the island of saints and scholars and began his conversion of the pagan Irish clans. More...
 
 
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IRISH KITCHEN

Irish American mom Mairead Geary cooks up some moreish recipes in preparation for St. Patrick's Day.

Crockpot Guinness Beef Stew
Crockpot Guinness beef stew is a perfect make-ahead meal for celebrating St. Patrick's Day with friends. Guinness can be bitter in a stew. This can be overcome by adding a little bit of chocolate to the stew...
Irish Brown Bread
Replicating the brown bread of my childhood, posed a challenge for me... American whole wheat flour is ground far finer, than its Irish counterpart. It does not produce a distinctive, large-crumb, brown bread. So I had to get my thinking cap on...


 
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