Performers take part in the St Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland, Monday March 17, 2025. (Evan Treacy/PA via AP) Show more Show less Performers take part in the St Patrick's Day Parade in ...

A judge has refused jurisdiction in the case of a group of men accused of violent disorder after viewing CCTV footage of a 15 ...

Thunders Bakery, which will be closing its doors after 56 years in business, has been hailed as a “Dublin institution”. Dubliners have been reacting to yesterday’s announcement, which comes after a ...

Shankill Bridge Club meets on Monday (except Bank Holiday Mondays) afternoons at 2pm in St. Anne’s Resource Centre. New members are most welcome no playing partner needed. Come along or phone ...

Performers take part in the St Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland, Monday March 17, 2025. (Niall Carson/PA via AP) ...

Revellers posed for pictures ahead of the St Patrick's Day parade in Dublin Green was the colour everywhere you looked around Dublin this St Patrick's Day and accents from all over the globe could ...

DUBLIN (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets of Dublin on Monday to watch Ireland's national St. Patrick's Day parade, as crowds in green flooded cities and towns across the ...

Analysis: From the frolics of the St. Patrick's Ball to the Eucharistic Congress, Dublin Castle has hosted colourful and important events on March 17th Dublin Castle occupies a long and ...

DUBLIN, Ga. — February has come and gone, which means Dublin is preparing for its 60th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival. The third weekend in March will feature games, food and plenty of ...

The days are counting down to St Patrick's Day - and towns, villages and groups across Dublin are preparing to take part in their local parades. There's something for everyone across the four ...

The Falcon Marching Band, one of the biggest in the land, will be the biggest musical ensemble marching through the heart of Dublin as Ireland celebrates St. Patrick’s Day on March 17. Just over 300 ...

Ladders are a common sight each year lining the St Patrick’s Day parade route in Dublin. But next Monday the need for them won’t be as great as the organisers are promising better visibility ...