Savannah's St. Patrick's Day parade has a rich history, from famous attendees to a unique greening of the fountain tradition.

Start looking for shamrocks and fire up the Crock Pot for corned beef and cabbage because March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day.

Tuesday, March 17, is St. Patrick's Day, a time to celebrate all things Irish in the US and worldwide with parades, pub crawls, music fests and more.

St. Patrick's Day celebrations may be winding down, but there is still a chance of pinching if you don't follow the dress ...

Inside, every pew was filled, with people standing shoulder to shoulder along the back walls for the parish’s annual St.

Bishop Stephen Parkes of Savannah, Georgia, reminds us of the many reasons to celebrate the great saint’s life.

Don’t celebrate St Patrick’s Day until you’ve tested your Irish trivia knowledge with this gem of a crossword ...

March 17, 1631. The Catholic Church established the Feast Day of St. Patrick, which would become St. Patrick’s Day, observed ...

The associated communities, which Patrick would have been part of, probably had a taste for highly flavoured and cultured ...

A shamrock is synonymous with St Patrick, and the story goes that he used the plant to represent the Holy Trinity. Drowning ...

Eleven Irish-born saints who continued St. Patrick's efforts to spread the Gospel, and who also deserve a pint raised in their name.

The Jersey City St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee plans its annual Feast of St. Patrick Cultural & Religious Celebration Flag Raising at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. The event will take place at the City Hall ...