St. Patrick’s Day isn’t subtle. Every March 17, people don head-to-toe green, drink green beer, solicit kisses, march in over-the-top parades, and loudly proclaim their love of all things Irish. Heck, ...

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It's time to get your green out. Whether it's a green bowler hat, "Kiss Me I'm Irish" button, a green jacket or green T-shirt, it's time to pull them out of the closet for St. Patrick's Day. Here's ...

Kirby and Patrick McDermott perform alongside their mother, Judith McDermott, vice president of the American Irish Historical Society of Santa Barbara, during a lively evening of Irish music and ...

OLD METAIRIE IRISH FESTIVAL: Gennaro’s & Bear’s at 3200 Metairie Road will host its annual Irish block party 4 p.m.–11:30 p.m. March 13, featuring food, drinks and live music from Dead End and the Top ...

Despite originating from Irish religion history and not being recognized as a federal holiday in the U.S., St. Patrick’s Day is often celebrated with American traditions. Here’s a quick guide to how ...