Global landmarks to go green for St Patrick's Day

The world’s most famous landmarks will go green next month to mark St Patrick’s Day.

Global landmarks to go green for St Patrick's Day
Mon, 20 Feb, 2012 - 14:51

The world’s most famous landmarks will go green next month to mark St Patrick’s Day.

Niagara Falls, the TV tower in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz, the London Eye and Table Mountain in South Africa are among some of the well-known sites that will be lit up on March 17.

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