St Patrick’s Day revellers will be feeling green this morning after a night out on the Guinness
As St. Patrick’s Day rolled around again yesterday, beer goblins from all over the world flocked to get their hands on a pint (or more) of Guinness.
The streets of London were busy last night with many revelers draped in Irish flags and dressed in green.
Leicester Square was the center of the festivities as many groups were seen making their way to the famous Irish pub chain Waxy O’Connor’s, well acclaimed for its live music and six-storey location in Soho.
The festivities came as thousands more from Newcastle to New York headed to the city for St. Patrick’s Day.
But we suspect the boozy revelers may be feeling even greener this morning after their night of Irish fun in the heart of the capital.
LONDON: Dressed in dazzling green, this girl is in Leicester Square for St Patrick’s Day
LONDON: Green-clad crowds flocked to famed Irish pub Waxy O’Connor’s last night
LONDON: These girls were photographed in the heart of the capital during the Irish celebrations
LONDON: Dressed in an Irish flag, this girl walks the streets of Chinatown
LONDON: Just a short walk from its older brother Waxy O’Connor’s, crowds also gather at Waxy’s Little Sister near Chinatown
LONDON: The streets of the capital were crowded last night during the celebrations
Leeds and Newcastle are among the other UK cities photographed last night taking part in boozy St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Meanwhile, the Prince and Princess of Wales enjoyed ‘the black stuff’ at the Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day Parade in Aldershot.
Kate attended the event for the first time in her capacity as Colonel of the Irish Guards, following her action-packed day conducting training exercises in snowy conditions last week.
Marking the event on their Instagram account, the pair wrote: ‘It is a true honor to be a Colonel of the Irish Guards whose enthusiasm, pride and dedication – plus a boundless sense of humor – make them so unique.
“From outgoing to incoming Colonel, we will continue to support and defend you in all you do.” Festivities also took place across the island of Ireland, with massive crowds pouring into towns and cities on March 17.
Many more people watched live television for Dublin’s 2023 parade, which featured 4,200 performers, including marching bands, aerial acrobats and vibrant costumes.
Visitors to the parade showed up wearing leprechaun hats, beards dyed green and emerald scarves.
The parade was centered around the theme of ‘ONE’ to ‘shine a light on all the good that surrounds us’ by protecting and embracing global traditions, culture and heritage.
DUBLIN: Revelers dressed up to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in front of Dublin’s famous Temple Bar
NEWCASTLE: Revelers pictured this afternoon in Jesmond as St. Patrick’s Day celebrations kick off early
DUBLIN: Revelers imagined attending the parade to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
LEEDS: Some had to give up after partying hard on St Paddy’s Day
ALDERSHOT: The Prince and Princess of Wales each enjoyed a pint of Guinness
NEWCASTLE: Revelers headed out for a night out to celebrate St Paddy’s Day
LEEDS: Drunken revelers took to the streets for a St Paddy’s Day night out
LEEDS: Revelers dressed up for the occasion
New York City also joined in the festivities, hosting the annual parade that bills itself as the world’s largest and oldest.
The city’s famous Fifth Avenue was awash with greenery as the public took to the park for the first time in two years due to the pandemic.
Others saw pub crawling in the area, with revelers making the most of the Irish holiday.
DUBLIN: Performers participating in the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade
BELFAST: Two revelers in Northern Ireland’s capital smartly dressed in St Paddy’s Day suits
DUBLIN: Giant colorful statues were paraded through the city during the celebration
NEWCASTLE: Revelers imagined wearing green to mark the day
DUBLIN: President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins attends the St Patrick’s Day Parade
DUBLIN: Floats also took part in the parade, pictured here is the Daniel O’Connell Memorial Car
BELFAST: A participant dressed as a bagpipe in today’s parade
DUBLIN: Revelers in the city center during the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade
NEWCASTLE: Some revelers had too much Guinness on the big day
DUBLIN: A reveler dressed to impress
NEW YORK: A Police Pipe and Drums band marches in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade
NEW YORK: An Irish Wolfhound takes pride of place in the city’s annual parade
NEW YORK: Children took part in the city’s annual parade
NEW YORK: A reveler during the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade down 5th Avenue
FLORIDA: Springbreakers celebrated the day at the beach — many wore green bathing suits
WASHINGTON DC: The White House fountain turns green for the annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration
NEW YORK: Members of the Hartsdale Fire Department
NEW YORK: Members of the Pipe and Drums Fire Department participate in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade
NEW YORK: An Irish Wolfhound takes part in the St. Patrick’s Day parade
GEORGIA, USA: Conor McGregor was spotted in Savannah celebrating St. Patrick’s Day
SYDNEY: Revelers in Australia celebrate the day on a night out
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