As a proud Irish American, I love celebrating my Irish heritage, and while I'll be happy drinking green beer anywhere, there are a few cities that go above and beyond to have the best St. Patrick's Day celebrations. From the Emerald Isle itself to…

Saint Patrick’s Day observes the passing of St. Patrick, the primary patron saint of Ireland. It’s also an observance of Ireland itself, which means a lot of parades, beer, and the color green. The bigger metropolitans give their own flare of the emerald celebration the best way they know-how. These are the top Cities To Get Lucky In This Saint Patrick’s Day, most inspired by Tripsavvy. #stpatricksday #lucky #irish

Ah, Irish beer! One sip and you'll be feeling that warm Irish welcome. This brew was practically invented to go with hearty Irish food and merry Irish music. Irish beer tends to be easy-drinking, smooth, and malty - the perfect pint after a long day. Red ales like Smithwick's and lagers like Harp or Kilkenny will have you singing Danny Boy in no time. And you can't forget Guinness! That cascading velvet-like foam and slightly bittersweet roastiness is iconic.

Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated on March 17 and why do we wear green? Here's everything to know about the holiday.

As the New Year approaches, it's time to embrace our rich tapestry of Irish traditions and blessings that usher in good fortune, happiness, and friendship. Every year, I say I am a bit wiser, but

There are some Christmas traditions in Ireland that are uniquely Irish and others that we share with others around the globe. Discover some of the most popular and best Irish Christmas traditions in this post. From traditional Irish Christmas dinner to Little Christmas and the Christmas Day swim, there are lots of Irish festive traditions you can incorporate into your festive celebrations.

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