Revellers gear up for St Patrick's Day celebrations

Millions of revellers are preparing to celebrate St Patrick's Day at home and abroad.

Revellers gear up for St Patrick's Day celebrations
Sat, 17 Mar, 2012 - 08:49

Millions of revellers are preparing to celebrate St Patrick's Day at home and abroad.

In Dublin, the parade will wind from Parnell Square, along O’Connell Street and Dame Street to St Patrick’s Cathedral, starting at 12 noon.

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