St. Patrick Day celebrated all over the world
The crowds were painted on the Green Streets worldwide to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
AdvertisementHundreds of thousands of green dresses landed on the streets of Dublin on Monday, to see the St. Patrick’s national parade of Ireland.
About 4,000 people and 12 bands from all over Ireland, North America and Austria participated in the country’s main parade. Small parade was held in other parts of the country, from lime to cork.
In Northern Ireland, a parade in Belfast has attracted tens of thousands of visitors. The crowd is also a good mood in Townborn, Niskilon, Newry and Palcase.
St. Patrick Day takes place on March 17 every year.
This event originates from a religious holiday that celebrates the death of Ireland’s host St. St. Patrick. Currently, these holidays have emerged as a global celebration of all Irish traditions with music, dancing and a lot of green.
Although Ireland celebrated St. Patrick’s Day 1000 years ago, the famous parade began with Irish migrants in the United States.
Therefore, the Irish Celebration took souvenirs and festivals across the country, including New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, Georgia, Minnesota and Argansas.
On Saturday, Chicago City is the annual tradition of the Chicago River.
The city of Lithuanian, the city of Wilnius, seemed to be attracted to the bright Emerald green liquid and color the Verde River from Verda for this occasion, which was held on Saturday.
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated annually in the capital, where various events and festivals, including live music and dancing.
In London, Princess Kate dressed in half a Guinness mug while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Irish guards in Wellington’s Parax, wearing a berr cap conditioning.
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Gate, which is not a policeman’s celebration last year after diagnosing cancer, gradually returns to public functions.
