Key buildings 'greened' for St Patrick's Day

Ireland‘s global St Patrick’s Day celebrations will take an enviable twist this year with some of the world’s most iconic buildings turning green.

Key buildings 'greened' for St Patrick's Day
Tue, 09 Feb, 2010 - 15:17

Ireland‘s global St Patrick’s Day celebrations will take an enviable twist this year with some of the world’s most iconic buildings turning green.

Tourism bosses today revealed New York’s Empire State Building, the London Eye, the Sydney Opera House and the CN Tower in Toronto will all be seen in a new light on March 17.

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