Saint Patrick's Day is coming soon, named after a real Saint Patrick. Was he actually Irish? Why is he famous? Why is St.

The first St. Patrick’s Day parade took place not in Ireland but in America. "Records show that a St. Patrick’s Day parade ...

Shamrocks, green clothing and a trip to a pub for a pint of Guinness. The bold may even put on a "Kiss me, I'm Irish" shirt ...

Many communities across central Ohio are offering parades, dinners, live music and entertainment in honor of the Irish ...

Learn the words to your favorite Irish songs and gear up for a very St. Patrick’s Day in NYC this year. The luck of the Irish is with us this year—St. Patrick’s Day in NYC is shaping up to ...

DUBLIN, Ga. — Perhaps no town in Central Georgia loves St. Patrick's as much as Dublin. That's why they don't celebrate the ...

While many will be dressed as leprechauns on Saint Patrick's Day, more religious Georgians know the true symbol of the holiday is Saint Patrick. Did you know he was a real person? Here's what we ...

For many of us, St. Patrick's Day boils down to the tropes. While St. Patrick's Day is not recognized as a federal holiday in the U.S., it gives both Irish and non-Irish Americans a themed reason ...

When was Saint Patrick alive? Details about Saint Patrick's early life are unclear, but it is believed his real name was "Maewyn Succat," he was born around 385 AD, according to a few different ...