Now in its 20th year, Raglan Road’s Mighty St. Patrick’s Fest returns March 14
Disney Springs turns green this weekend as the Mighty St. Patrick’s Day Festival returns to Raglan Road Irish Pub with new ...
Irish soda bread contestants vie for a trip and dough at Reilly's Daughter pub
On Saturday, more than 120 people competed for a free trip to Ireland at the 35th annual event, a tradition for generations ...
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Tracey’s Irish Channel Bar to cut ribbon on Magazine Street location
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A popular New Orleans establishment, Tracey’s Irish Channel Bar, will be celebrating a ribbon-cutting for its new location on Thursday, Feb. 20, at 3 p.m. According to ...
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Morristown picks a piper to lead St. Patrick's Day parade. Meet the new grand marshal
This year's Morristown parade kicks off on Saturday. Here's the latest, including a new grand marshal, parade starter and ...
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Publix Unveils 8 Limited Edition Ice Cream Flavors Inspired By Classic Desserts
Publix is tapping into our childhood with their latest batch of ice cream flavors. In a March 2025 news release, the beloved ...
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‘Largest’ Lidl set to open in major Northern Irish town this month as sports star to cut ribbon
Former Irish rugby star and Coleraine local Andrew Trimble will cut the ribbon at the grand opening and welcome both new and returning customers. Shoppers will enjoy supplier sampling, family ...
Publix releases 8 limited edition ice cream flavors inspired by classic desserts
Head to Publix and grab them before they're gone. The Florida-based grocery store is selling limited-edition ice cream ...
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Lidl’s largest ever store in the north to open in Coleraine this month
Former Irish rugby international and Coleraine local Andrew Trimble is set to cut the ribbon in two weeks.
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The Irish Sea is to be renamed the British Sea – and from now on underwear will be worn on the outside
His desk groans beneath vellum scrolls, each decorated with ribbon and wax seal ... must now be again sold from big glass jars. And the Irish Sea is to be renamed the British Sea.