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Prince William and Kate celebrate St Patrick’s Day with Irish Guards

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President Joe Biden and Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar will attend a series of Saint Patrick's Day events. Biden says he will visit Ireland and the British north soon to mark the 25th anniversary of the US-brokered Good Friday Agreement, which ended the violent unrest known as the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

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Irish Calgarians celebrate their heritage on St. Patrick’s Day 2023

Many Calgarians celebrated St. Patrick's Day 2023 with a pint in hand while donning their green attire, but many others used the day to learn more about the significance of Irish culture.

1 year ago·Canada

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Daily Express

Kate and William giggle raising pint of Guinness for St Patrick's Day

The couple were at Mons Barracks in Aldershot for the annual St Patrick's Day Parade with the Irish Guards.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

William and Kate celebrate St Patrick's Day

While they were celebrating St Patrick's Day, Prince William handed over a key role to Kate Middleton with a sweet speech.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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South China Morning Post

Biden celebrates St Patrick’s Day with Irish PM amid post-Brexit trade talk

Varadkar promised Biden a good time on his visit to Ireland, expected to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the US-brokered Good Friday Agreement on April 10.

1 year ago·Hong Kong

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The Telegraph

Prince and Princess of Wales enjoy St Patrick’s Day Guinness with Irish Guards

Royal couple toasted by soldiers at Aldershot barracks as Kate takes first salute as new Colonel

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Infobae

St. Patrick's Day: where to celebrate in CABA and what traffic controls will be like

Traffic agents will be in charge of the 10 additional checkpoints. In addition, staff from the Government Control Agency (AGC) will visit kiosks in Buenos Aires neighborhoods where celebrations are usually held to check that they do not sell alcoholic beverages

1 year ago·C A B A, Argentina

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