Irish eyes smiling for St Patrick's celebration

Irish citizens and Guinness fans around Ireland and the rest of the world were this weekend celebrating St Patrick’s Day.

Irish eyes smiling for St Patrick's celebration
Sat, 16 Mar, 2002 - 09:27

Irish citizens and Guinness fans around Ireland and the rest of the world were this weekend celebrating St Patrick’s Day.

More than 3,000 tonnes of fireworks are set to explode in an array of colour over the River Liffey today.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: River LiffeyPlace: LondonPlace: Savoy HotelPlace: Westminster CathedralPlace: Trafalgar SquarePlace: DublinPlace: Eiffel TowerPlace: St Patrick’s CathedralPlace: Merrion SquarePlace: GalwayPlace: NavanPlace: LimerickPlace: SligoPlace: BelfastPlace: AmericaPlace: USPlace: BritainPerson: St PatrickPerson: MayorPerson: Ken LivingstonePerson: LivingstonePerson: Seamus BrennanPerson: SirPerson: Bob GeldofPerson: Dermot O’LearyPerson: DublinersPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Bertie AhernPerson: prime ministerPerson: Tony BlairPerson: Iain Duncan SmithPerson: Charles KennedyPerson: Mick McCarthyEvent: St Patrick’s DayEvent: St PatrickEvent: Bank HolidayEvent: September 11 terrorist attacksEvent: Big Day OutOrganisation: TaoiseachOrganisation: ToryOrganisation: Liberal DemocratOrganisation: GuinnessOrganisation: St Patrick’s Day Festival CommitteeOrganisation: Group FOrganisation: Irish Hotels Federation
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