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☘ 8 Things To Do for St Patricks Day ☘

Shamrocks, snakes and the Patron Saint himself! With St Patrick's Day looking different this year, we thought we would share ideas on how best to have some craic agus ceoil.

Scavenger Hunt

With the weather looking good for St Patrick’s Day why not organize a scavenger hunt?

Pinterest have many different templates to give an easy print and use option, but this could easily be replicated yourself. Create some clues to hide around the house and garden. Treats to keep kids and adults entertained along the way are a must! Silly snakes which St Patrick missed. Don’t forget the crock of gold at the end with some chocolate coins! Here is a great start for some inspiration.

Dressing up is a great way to have some fun this St Patrick's Day.
Fashion Show

Fashion Show

Keep up the tradition and wear your best St Patrick's Day clothes and accessories. Making time to dress up in fashionably silly attire, can set the tone for a great fun filled day!


Crisp Sandwich

It’s coming up to teatime and you are wondering what to have with your cuppa. Why not keep it simple with a Tayto crisp sandwich? Sliced pan paired with real butter and cheese and onion flavoured crisps is the perfect combination. Here is a simple recipe. Tayto Crisps are the essential ingredient!


Virtual Parade

The famous tradition of joining the parade unfortunately won’t be happening this year. But virtually we can view the great spectacle from the comfort of our homes. Continue the entertaining day with the St Patrick’s Day Virtual Festival. Make sure to check out the full itinerary as there are loads of different events being held virtually including films, music and comedy here.


Enjoy a virtual parade.
Virtual Parade

Cúpla Focal

'An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?' Seachtain na Gaeilge is the biggest celebration of our native language and culture that takes place in Ireland and many other countries every year. Why not learn a few phrases to celebrate Lá fhéile Pádraig and brush up on our native tongue? Here is a great list of free resources to begin.


Touch of green

Creating a lovely meal on St Patrick’s day is a must and no better day to add your greens. Fun for all the family with shamrock shaped cookies and green soft drinks. This list of delicious meals includes your daily dose of greens, what more could you want!


Create some green themed food for St Patrick's Day
Touch of Green

#ChampionGreen

Keep the green theme going and support Irish! This campaign aims to support local communities within Ireland. Shop Irish and support local if out and about this St Patricks Day. This year has been tough and for every €10 you spend locally, it can generate €50 for your local community. Join the movement and give back green.


Magical Party

Keith Barry 's Virtual Paddy's Day Party is presenting a 70 minute immersive and interactive experience where you, the viewer, become the stars of the show! This Paddy's Day virtual experience promises to be unforgettable, fun-filled, and laugh-out-loud funny. Be part of a unique blend of virtual mentalism and magic by joining here.



Enjoying a pint while having a Sean-nós!
Craic agus Ceoil

Craic agus Ceoil

It can be the simplest of evenings that can be the best. Throw on some songs inspired by the day with some Irish music and have a Sean-nós!


We would love to hear what you are planning to do to celebrate the day? Let us know in the comments below!

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