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Uncle O’Grimacey, the Irish uncle of fuzzy purple fan favorite Grimace, is making his return to the Ronald McDonald universe.

What started as a simple St. Patrick’s Day-themed menu item in 1970 has grown into an annual tradition for McDonald's fans. The Shamrock Shake has inspired limited-time variations, including ...

When he came over and trained, he was raving about how he loved the Irish lads, Enda (Stevens) and John Egan and so on, and ...

The Shamrock Shake is back at McDonald’s—and so is Grimace’s Irish uncle, Uncle O’Grimacey. And yes, there’s already merchandise available. Nostalgia is an easy way to draw eyes to ...

Uncle O’Grimacey will travel coast to coast, “spreading Shamrock cheer with fans everywhere and celebrating Ronald McDonald House Charities and their mission to keep families.” McDonald’s also said it ...

Shamrock Shakes debuted in 1970 after being created by Hal Rosen, a Connecticut franchisee who was looking for something to draw customers around St. Patrick’s Day in the mid-to late-’60s.