Sing Irish songs. Ireland has a long tradition of breaking into shamrocks and then, when everybody is good and relaxed, into ...

This meant that March 17, 1900, was the first opportunity for Irish soldiers to wear their shamrock, as prior to this date the 'Wearin' of the Green' had been banned. Victoria then told her ...

Krispy Kreme on Monday launched an all-new doughnut collection inspired by St. Patrick's Day. Here's a look at the new ...

From bar hopping at the Leprechaun Crawl to trying Rocky Mountain Oysters (yes, really), here's your guide to celebrating St. Paddy's Day in Nevada.

Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated on March 17? March 17 is the day St. Patrick is believed to have died. When were St. Patrick's Day celebrations started? According to History.c ...

Why wear green on St. Patrick's Day? From being nicknamed "The Emerald Isle" because of its expansive green fields, to its national symbol being the shamrock, Ireland is closely associated with ...

“It’s St. Patrick’s Day! And look, shamrock,” she cooed, securing a generous bunch behind the tin button. She stepped back to admire her handiwork. “There now, a lucky Irish l ...

The Somerset-Pulaski Chamber of Commerce is hoping the luck of the Irish will hold out until Easter. The organization’s Shamrock Shuffle 5K – the 13th of its kind – experienced some bad luck Saturday ...

so I drew a Shamrock, and I wanted him to look tired and stronger after running,” she said. Five thousand elementary school students from Hampton Roads will wear a t-shirt with Olivia’s design.

The Shamrock Shuffle is the last of the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and ushers in the start of running season in Chicago. Fans and participants wear green. Brent Schnipke, 32, ran his ...

it has become the country's biggest supplier of shamrock providing the national plant for all official Governments business. Approximately 500 lapels to wear and about 250 bunches for gifts are ...