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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at South Side Irish Parade

Why do we celebrate Irish culture on St. Patrick's Day this Tuesday?

Tuesday, March 17, is St. Patrick's Day, a time to celebrate all things Irish in the US and worldwide with parades, pub crawls, music fests and more.

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Detroit St. Patrick's Day parade draws crowd to Irish culture

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5 Irish import stores on Long Island celebrating Irish culture

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The 202‑year history behind Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day parade

Soon, the streets of Savannah will be flooded with waves of green as the Hostess City of the South celebrates the 202nd anniversary of its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

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City officials stepped up enforcement and transit planning as hundreds of thousands celebrated the annual tradition in South Boston.

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How to see the annual SD Ireland parade for St. Patrick’s Day

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Live Wire: St. Patrick’s Day celebrations continue through weekend in Western Mass

On March 19, the venue will start the weekend kickoff featuring a live DJ, with March 20 bringing the Midlife Crisis Band from 7-11 p.m. and a toast to Patrick Brennan at 8 p.m.

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Inside Savannah’s iconic St. Patrick’s Day parade

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Grayslake celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with parade: ‘Everyone’s in it together’

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Multi-day festivals, street parties and Irish pubs: The best European cities for St. Patrick’s Day

These celebrations rival Dublin’s festivities, attracting thousands of people every year. View on euronews

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WIN tickets! Dublin Irish Festival returns to Ohio with music, dance and more

A three-day weekend of Irish culture in Dublin, Ohio, will bring live music, family fun, and cultural exhibits to Coffman Park this July and IrishCentral readers are in with the chance to win a pair of tickets!

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Luck of the Irish: An exploration of Bristol’s unique obsession with Irish culture

It’s hardly surprising that Ireland is enjoying such popularity when the Irish are so dominant across all the arts. From Fontaines DC, to Kettama, CMAT to Kneecap – just to name a few – Irish and Northern Irish artists are amongst some of the most popular across today’s music scene (especially for Bristol uni students who think they’re a bit edgy).