St Patrick's Day celebrations get underway in NYC
St Patrick's Day festivities have begun in New York City as the parade made their way up Fifth Avenue. Both the New York Fire Department and NYPD joined in on the annual event.
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World famous landmarks turn green for St Patrick's Day
Iconic landmarks around the world have been lit up in green to celebrate St Patrick's Day on Sunday.
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Pyramids and sphinx turned green for St Patrick's Day
Egypt's pyramids and sphinx have been illuminated in green light to mark St Patrick's Day tomorrow.
They are one of almost 70 famous landmarks around the world that are being lit up to celebrate Ireland's National Day, according to Tourism Ireland.
Other green landmarks include Sydney Opera House, the London Eye, Niagara Falls, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Anfield Stadium in Liverpool.
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Buildings turned green for St Patrick's Day
Government buildings, cathedrals and colleges have all been turned green as St Patrick's festival celebrations commence in Ireland.
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Kate continues Royal tradition
The Duchess of Cambridge looked relaxed and happy as she smiled for the official photo with the 1st Battalion Irish Guards.
She beamed brightly as she was presented with a posy by five-year-old Isabella Stevenson, the daughter of the Regimental Sergeant Major.
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Irish Guards toast Kate
As guest of honor for the St Patrick's Day parade, the Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a relaxed visit to the Irish Guards in Aldershot.
Before heading off for a private luncheon with Officers Kate visited the the Junior Ranks Mess Hall where Guardsmen and Lance Corporals cheered and toasted her with cans of lager and small glasses of Irish sherry.
Kate Middleton greets Irish Guards on St Patrick's Day
The 1st Battalion Irish Guard came out in full ceremonial uniform today to celebrate St Patricks Day and meet the Duchess of Cambridge.
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Conmael, the mascot of the Irish Guards, was given a special treat this morning when he was presented with a sprig of Shamrocks from the Duchess of Cambridge, the guest of honor at today's St Patrick's Day parade.
Duchess attends St Patrick's Day parade
HRH The Duchess of Cambridge has arrived at Aldershot barracks to attend the St Patrick's Day Parade.
She was given a sprig of shamrocks to wear on her festive green coat before presenting officers with their sprigs.
This is her first solo military duty and follows a century-old tradition started by Queen Alexandra, the wife of the then King, Edward VII back in 1901.
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