St. Patrick's Day

You can party like an Irish man in O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub. Here no house rules to prevent you from getting rowdy and loud. Watch the Sharks play as you enjoy your favorite drinks among Sharks

The country I would like to visit is Venezuela. And a holiday that is celebrated in Venezuela in October is Dia De Los Muertos or The Day of the Dead. The Day of the Dead is celebrated on October 31 to November 2. Although many people think the Day of the Dead is Halloween, it is different than Halloween. The Day of the Dead celebrates the dead but not their death and the sadness of them but the full period of life’s they had and how the holiday actual worships death. People celebrate by going to the cemetery’s and decorating the persons grave and they also celebrate at home by making an altar and giving offerings on the altar such as food, clothes and other things. People also celebrate with special foods and symbolic goods like candy skulls,

They brought their music and cuisine with them. Some of the food staples included potatoes, oatmeal and barley. The barley was used in the making of whiskey; oatmeal was their breakfast and potatoes (they would starve without their potatoes). They also enjoy soups, beef, and short-bread. The music of the Scotch-Irish can be found primarily in the Appalachian Mountains. The region is ripe with folk songs of the culture. The Scotch-Irish are a clannish lot meaning they would travel with their clans and settle in the same area. (Everyculture) This also allowed the Scotch-Irish to keep their culture intact.

Douglass brings these points to light to show the contrast of how absurd the concept of slavery was. How a person out of the same mouth can agree that man is human and yet treat him like a slave; how can you agree that man is entitled to liberty, and yet beat man with a whip. Douglass was trying to prove the extreme level of hypocrisy within the heart of man that celebrated independence day while have a host of slaves under his control. In addition, Douglass is going through the process of eliminating every possible argument leading up to the argument where he compels his audience to think about the fact that if it is not any of the other arguments does this mean that slavery is divine, yet, he debunks this idea by stating, “That which is inhuman, cannot be divine!” (Douglass 315)

For more than 50 years the Chicago River is dyed green. This tradition originated from two families. The Butler’s and the Rowan’s.

Overprotected Keira Ashe has dreamed of visiting Ireland for as long as she remembers. Fresh out of college, she leaves her hometown Boston for a road trip through the Irish countryside. Off to a bumpy start, Keira’s luck is about to change when she meets gorgeous bartender Declan Slane.

Did you know that the person named Patrick was not Irish. He was British and the originally color was blue. Did you know that St. Patrick's Day was supposed to be only about religion. These are my facts about St. Patrick's

Speaking of Irish dishes, Catherine Rooney's serves up an amazing shepherd's pie, Irish breakfast and a hearty meatloaf, just to name a few. The "Dubliner" burger features certified Angus beef with Irish cheddar cheese, rashers and house-made black pepper aioli. Whatever the main meal is, it should begin with the award-winning crab bisque that is loaded with crab meat and fine sherry, served with Irish Guinness

If, life me, you plan on celebrating your Irish-American heritage tonight, please also find some time to learn about that heritage. It could change the way you view the world around you. Even if you lack Irish ancestry, the fact that the same handful of claims were made to stir up hatred and fear against a long list of cultural “others” throughout this country’s history only to be consistently proven to be malicious nonsense is essential knowledge in an age whose demagogues continue to make those very same claims. Please, don't be a

On Tuesday, August 19 Student Council put together a luncheon for new faculty members to St. Patrick. The luncheon was part of the celebration for New Faculty Day that the Student Council put together under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Buckley, as a way of welcoming new faculty to St. Patrick. The room was filled with delicious appetizers, platters, desserts, and drinks brought in by the members of Student Council. In addition to the luncheon, new faculty members also received treats and a handwritten letter from a student.

O'Blarney's Irish Pub is a jolly sports bar and charming eatery specializing in Irish fare in Olympia. Appetizers like the beer buddies, beer-battered cheese-filled tater tots with ranch dipping sauce and the hummus and flatbread served with carrots, broccoli and cucumbers make for fun to share starters. The burger menu includes the turkey burger and its polar opposite, the Outrageous Blarney, with two beef patties, double cheese, ham, bacon and a fried egg, for the truly hungry diner. Pub favorites include the seafood tacos with pico de gallo and refried beans and the Redhook beer-battered shrimp with chips. Traditional Irish meals, like the beefy shepherd's pie topped with mashed potatoes, the corned beef and cabbage, are served with fresh

Grace O’Malley’s Authentic Irish Pub & Restaurant aims to provide diners with an authentic Irish pub experience, complete with its delectable cuisine, lively atmosphere and restaurant built in Ireland. The Dublin poutine fried slathered in Guinness brown gravy and cheese and the crispy chicken pub wings in whiskey sauce make tantalizing starters. Some of Grace O’Malley’s specialty entrée dishes include the slow-cooked Irish beef stew with hearty vegetables, the chicken curry with root vegetables served with rice and the grilled Irish sausages bangers and mash with caramelized onions and homemade gravy, all of which are steeped in comfort and tradition. Handhelds, like the beer-battered cod filet fish sandwich with homemade tartar sauce and

Clearly, St. Patrick’s Day is associated with all things Irish such as a missionary in Ireland named St. Patrick, celebrations, and leprechauns.

Spring is upon New York City, and that means barbecues, roof parties, and backyard gatherings are just around the corner. If you’ve ever wanted to learn a little more about selecting great bottles of wine for events, and even pairing food and wine together, check out the annual Spring Grand Tasting at Martin Brothers Wine & Spirits.

St. Patrick’s Day centers on Ireland’s national holiday and is one of the most awaited and cherished parties. A lively carnival atmosphere, expressive costumes, parades, street theatre all of it will leave you mesmerized.