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Dublin's SkyFest expected to draw thousands

Hundreds of thousands of people will gather along the quays for Europe's largest fireworks display which begins at 8pm this evening.

Dublin's SkyFest expected to draw thousands

Sat, 19 Mar, 2005 - 10:46

Hundreds of thousands of people will gather along the quays for Europe's largest fireworks display which begins at 8pm this evening.

St Patrick's Festival celebrations are continuing in Dublin all weekend.

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