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US ‘has skin in the game’ when it comes to maintaining peace in NI, says Congressman Brendan Boyle.
Officials would like to get the Taoiseach back to Washington later in the year with another trip to the White House perhaps on the cards.
The parade began at 12pm on Parnell Square and finished on Kevin Street at around 2pm.
Micheál Martin and the US President held a meeting via video conference after the Taoisseach tested positive for Covid-19 last night.
The opening remarks between the US President and Taoiseach will be streamed online.
St Patrick’s Day parades have been unable to take place due to Covid-19 restrictions in recent years.
The RSA and An Garda Síochána are appealing for all road users to act responsibly and not to drink and drive.
There’s a lot of talent, culture and entertainment to put on show over the day – here’s a quick look at what’s on offer.
Higgins said the sacrifices made by frontline workers across society during the pandemic should not be forgotten.
Micheál Martin received a negative antigen test result but later tested positive on a PCR.
As of 8am today, there are 1,081 Covid-19 patients in hospital.
The actor visited the Guinness Storehouse to mark the beginning of the festival.
It’s just two days away.
Micheál Martin has decided to evolve the ‘tone and theme’ of the St Patrick’s Day celebrations this week.
Met Éireann said St Patrick’s Day will see a mix of showers and sunny patches.
Mary Lou McDonald sat down with The Journal in New York today where she said criticism of the ad was ‘nonsense’.
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McDonald will travel to New York today as well as Washington DC where she will raise issues such as Northern Ireland and Brexit.
The Taoiseach will attend London’s St Patrick’s Day parade on Sunday.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has written to all Irish embassies asking for monuments to be lit up in yellow and blue.
Taoiseach says the Government will use St. Patrick’s Day visits to highlight Ireland’s solidarity with Ukraine.
The Parade is returning to Dublin this year.
It is tradition for Ministers and Ministers of State to travel to different destinations around the globe to mark St Patrick’s Day.
The festival had been cancelled for the last two years due to Covid-19.
It is tradition for Ministers and Ministers of State to travel to different destinations around the globe to mark St Patrick’s Day.
This year will be Micheál Martin’s last opportunity as Taoiseach to visit with the US president in Washington DC.
A permanent bank holiday would then be held on St Brigid’s Day from 2023 onwards.
In a special week for Ireland, our Boston-born columnist looks at the strength of ties between the two countries.
Security sources say upwards of 75 people may have attended the party at the Co Kildare castle.
The man was taken to Tallaght University Hospital for treatment of his non-serious injuries.
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Micheál Martin was speaking after his virtual St Patrick’s Day meeting with US President Biden.
In a virtual meeting this evening, Martin presented Biden with the traditional bowl of shamrock.
Archbishop Dermot Farrell made the case in a St. Patrick’s Day message.
William and Kate were among those who included some Irish in their greeting.
More than 2,500 gardaí are deployed across checkpoints and arterial routes around the country.
Caitlin Lopes, pastry chef at the Grand Central Hotel in Belfast shares some delicious sweet treat recipes.
There’s a virtual parade and St Paddy’s FM , to keep you company on the holiday off.
The Taoiseach will stay put in Government Buildings this year, and won’t be in the White House.
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