'Green wave' travels around the world

Iconic buildings around the world are going green for St. Patrick's Day.

'Green wave' travels around the world
Thu, 17 Mar, 2011 - 11:41

Iconic buildings around the world are going green for St. Patrick's Day.

The first of the celebrations kicked off as the sun set in New Zealand and the Sky Tower in Auckland was bathed in green light.

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