Every year on March 17, millions of people gussy themselves up in green attire, hold big parades and guzzle pints of beer, all in the name of an old Irish saint. But what's the story behind this ...

St. Patrick's Day is typically filled with lively Irish music, festive parades and delicious food. Even if you partake in St. Patrick's Day fun, there are a lot of surprising facts you may not know ...

St. Patrick's Day is finally here! And while you may be wondering which restaurants will be offering green beer and if there will be any St. Paddy's Day parades going on in your city, have you ever ...

Soon enough, the bars will be filled with green beer and partygoers ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Although the day celebrates the patron saint of Ireland, many might not know much about St.

St. Patrick's Day: An aerial picture shot with a drone shows the Chicago River after it was dyed green on March 13, 2021. Credit - Scott Olson—Getty Images St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 is often ...

St. Patrick's Day is widely observed as the date of cultural and religious celebration for Irish people. It's a day of celebrations that often involve public parades and festivals, Irish traditional ...

Today is March 17, celebrated throughout the world as St. Patrick’s Day, in honor of the missionary who helped spread Christianity through Ireland. Although it’s now often considered a celebration of ...

This weekend figures to be a festive one around the country, with St. Patrick’s Day on Sunday producing an assortment of festivals, parades, and of course, parties at local establishments to celebrate ...

In America, St. Patrick's Day means green clothes, green beer -- and even green rivers. Yet according to experts, the real St. Patrick didn't even wear green. The earliest images of Ireland's patron ...