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End your St Patrick’s weekend with Cirque Du Soul: St Patrick’s Day Special, featuring several music performances, a karaoke room, giveaways and more. Liverpool Irish Centre. Boundary Lane. Celebrate in style with Liverpool Irish Centre, one of the only places guaranteed to represent Ireland all year long, not just on Paddy’s weekend! As St. Patrick's Day approaches, Liverpool's Irish pubs prepare for celebrations. Venues like Irish House, Punch Tarmey's, and Shenanigans promise lively atmospheres with music, drinks, and traditional decor. Newer spots like Kells of Eden are also gaining popularity, featuring live music and outdoor areas. Liverpool's St. Patrick's Day parade will return to the city centre on March 17. The date is believed to be the traditional death date of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Every year Liverpool is gearing up to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, March 17, with festivities expected to draw large crowds across the city. The Irish holiday is a major event in Liverpool, with many choosing to celebrate here instead of in Ireland itself. Pub worker Eileen Stanley, 52, explained just how significant the day is for the city. Thousands gathered around the city centre to mark the annual St Patrick's Day celebrations. Pubs, bars and venues held an endless number of high spirited customers while the parade took to the St Patrick’s Day is here and people across Liverpool will be heading to the city’s Irish pubs and bars to celebrate. A celebration of Irish heritage , culture and religion , St Patrick's Day takes place on March 17 - the traditional death date of the Patron Saint of Ireland. Liverpool's St. Patrick's Day parade is set to return to the city centre on March 17. The annual celebration draws thousands of spectators who turn the streets into a sea of green, white and gold Liverpool’s rich Irish heritage is deeply woven into the city’s identity, and nowhere is this more evident than during St. Patrick’s Day in Liverpool. With a history of Irish migration spanning centuries, Liverpool boasts a thriving Irish community, traditional pubs, and one of the most exciting St. Patrick’s Day parades in Liverpool. Dicey Reilly’s Bumper St. Patrick’s Day Weekend. One of Liverpool’s most loved Irish Bars, Dicey Reilly’s, is gearing up for a bumper weekend of sport and traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. The Paddy’s Day decorations are up, the Guinness is chilled and there is a St. Patrick’s Day Specials Menu running all weekend. Discover all you need to know about the 2025 St Patrick's Day parade in Liverpool, from the route and timings to the after party celebrations. Celebrated on March 17 each year, St Patrick’s Day Founded in 2015, The Liverpool St Patrick’s Day Parade will once again take to the streets in 2025, with the popular march returning on March 17. Organisers say this year will see be the “ultimate” celebration of St Patrick’s Day and a “dazzling display of Irish heritage”. Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025 in Liverpool. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 2025 in Liverpool with interesting events near you. From parades to pub crawls there is everything that you would want to celebrate this day in Liverpool. It’s the weekend before what is arguably the biggest and best day in the student calendar for anyone at a Liverpool university – St Patrick’s Day. It’s a 24 hour celebration that throws Liverpool's St. Patrick's Day parade is set to return to the city centre on March 17. The annual celebration draws thousands of spectators who turn the streets into a sea of green, white and gold. Liverpool's St. Patrick's Day parade assembles at the former Irish Centre on Mount Pleasant at 2pm. The parade will begin at 3pm, moving along Hope Street, Duke Street, Berry Street and Renshaw Liverpool Waters will host an array of Irish musicians this St. Patrick’s Day as part of Liverpool BID’s Must-See Month. The event, which will take place from 11am – 2pm on Monday 17th March, will be held outside at Liverpool Waters’ Dockside venue, by the white bridge in Princes Dock. It is free to attend. Founded in 2015, The Liverpool St Patrick’s Day Parade will once again take to the streets in 2025, with the popular march returning on March 17. Organisers say this year will see be the “ultimate” celebration of St Patrick’s Day and a “dazzling display of Irish heritage”. Here is everything you need to know. Once the party weekend is over, the official St Patrick’s Day Parade in Liverpool will take place on the day itself, Monday 17th March 2025. Asking people to assemble at 2pm on Great Orford Street, the parade will take in Hope Street, Berry Street, Hanover Street Seel Street, and Slater Street from 3pm onwards. Liverpool's St. Patrick's Day parade will return to the city centre on March 17. The date is believed to be the traditional death date of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Get ready for the St Patrick’s Day 2025 parade in Liverpool. Taking place on March 17 every year, St Patrick’s Day is a celebration of Irish heritage, culture and religion, on the traditional
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