Hold Back The River
With them aim to generate buzz throughout the city
Dublin’s St Patrick’s Festival has kicked off today with dozens of events planned.
Capel Street, St Stephen’s Green and Wood Quay amphitheater are among the venues hosting the likes of circus acts, dance performances and walking tours.
CEO of the festival, Richard Tierney, says they’re hoping to create a buzz throughout the city.
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