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St. Patrick's Day, the day where towns are painted green, is a vibrant celebration both in Ireland and the US. Ewan McDonald sets out on a quest to determine who hosts the grandest festivities - is it the iconic streets of Dublin or the lively spirit of Chicago? This day, originally a religious observance, has transformed into a global phenomenon filled with leprechauns, shamrocks, and a sea of green that symbolizes Ireland's rich heritage.
In the US, St. Patrick's Day is a major event, with cities like New York proudly showcasing their Irish roots through elaborate parades. The holiday offers Irish and Irish Americans a chance to celebrate their culture and history, with vibrant parades and festivities that light up the streets in a sea of green. From the iconic New York City parade to the lively celebrations in California's Old Sacramento, St. Patrick's Day is a time for communities to come together and revel in the spirit of Ireland.
In a shift from tradition, the largest St. Patrick's Day parades in the United States have moved to Saturdays, allowing more people to join in the festivities. This change reflects the holiday's growing popularity and the enthusiasm of Americans to embrace and honor Ireland's patron saint. From the historic streets of NYC to the sunny shores of California, Americans are gearing up for a lively celebration filled with parades, festivals, and a whole lot of green.
From its religious origins to becoming a global holiday, St. Patrick's Day continues to unite people worldwide in a celebration of Irish heritage. As the holiday approaches, cities across the US are preparing for grand parades and festivals, keeping the tradition alive and spreading the joy of the Irish spirit. So raise a pint of Guinness and join in the festivities, whether in Dublin, Chicago, or your local community, for a St. Patrick's Day like no other!
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