As St. Patrick's Day fast approaches, do you know what the Irish for "Happy St. Patrick's Day” is? Here are a few St. Patrick's Day phrases in Irish you can use!

Saint Patrick's Day was originally a religious holiday, not a day to party In 1903, Irish law declared St. Patrick’s Day as a day of religious observance. Up until the 1970s, pubs were closed on ...

Until the 20th century, St Patrick’s Day celebrations were actually a bigger deal among Irish diaspora – Irish descendants living outside Ireland, particularly in North America.

Analysis: St Patrick's Day is a key opportunity to promote Irish tourism, trade and investment interests overseas. March 17th marks the celebration of St Patrick's Day.

St. Patrick's Day Coddle Coddle is one of Ireland's most traditional dishes. Not always the most appetising to look at, the dish was a staple of the working-class in Dublin at the beginning of the ...

Starting with Dingle’s parade at dawn, people are donning the green and heading out to St Patrick’s Day celebrations in every city, town and village. Here’s a snapshot of the day so far, as ...

St Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17th every year with a bank holiday and parade celebrations throughout Ireland and the world. Pints of Guinness, shamrock symbols and 'kiss me I'm Irish' t ...

St Patrick’s Day has come around again, when people around the world are wearing green with pride. Find out how much Irish you’ve got in you by taking our quiz. Compiled by Alan Caulfield ...

Thousands of people are expected to gather in towns and cities across Northern Ireland to celebrate St Patrick's Day on Monday. Belfast promises to be a multicultural celebration of music, culture ...

Food & Drink 6 wonderful Irish whiskeys for St Patrick’s Day celebrations Raise a glass to the Emerald Isle with these amber beauties, says Sam Wylie-Harris.