How to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Ireland
St. Patrick's Day is one of the leading celebrations found within the country of Ireland. It is held in honor of St. Patrick, a patron saint of Ireland who is believed to have died on March 17. The holiday is celebrated across the world with a number of parades and Irish themed events. However, if you are looking for an amazing St. Patrick's Day celebration, head to Ireland. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Wear green. A part of celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Ireland is bringing along plenty of green to sport to the different events.
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Learn some Irish dances and customs before you go on your trip. Go online and research the holiday, so that you can enjoy it even more.
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Start the celebration early. St. Patrick's Day is no longer a one day event in Ireland. Festivities start a week prior and last through March 17. The St. Patrick's Festival in Dublin has carnival events, street performances, delicious food and more during the week of the holiday.
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Attend the parade in Dublin. This typically marks the end of the St. Patrick's Festival. Expect elaborate floats and costumes to make up this parade.
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Consider the parade in Downpatrick. If you would rather stay away from the city for the celebration, then head to Downpatrick for their annual parade. This is the home of St. Patrick's tomb.
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Hit the pubs. There is little doubt that St. Patrick's Day is a party holiday. Hit the local bars and pubs around Dublin and the outskirts.
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Tips & Warnings
You don't need to be Irish to take part in the celebration. People from all cultures enjoy the holiday's festivities.
If you want great seats for the parade in Dublin, consider purchasing grandstand seats prior to your trip.
