I wish these News People would stop talking! WE WANT TO HEAR THE OLD GUARD!

Good job mairead nesbitt keep up the work best wishes to you and everyone at celtic woman really enjoyed and appreciate your style you should be proud way to go ! Joe

Incomparable. Cuando toca el violín se adueña del escenario y nos deleita con su ejecucion

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This was awesome! Happy St.Patrick's Day!☘️☘️☘️

Beautiful party in NYC. I had the privilege of having been for the parade in 2019.

It was good to see the 2020 Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade. Can't wait for 2010! Bless you.

Amo a ese hombre

oh dat looks like cissys girl she gave up for adoption cause she couldn't get any section 8 or foreign aide- right out in front

who in this fine group gets foreign aide?

this is the best NYC can come up with?

I don't know why they didn't have a saint Patty's day parade come on people would have had a mask on who knows if they got the vaccine or not but at least have the parade for god sakes it was never this way for the last hundred years shame on these politicians for doing this only for a couple hours people would have been so happy and pleased now they have to wait a whole year for St Patrick's day again just ridiculous 🍀🇨🇮💯🍀💚

Wonderful!!! Thanks for posting!!

A virtual parade = no parade!

Fck deblasio

Greetings from Alabama!

I love it!

What band was that at the 11:50 mark?

Well done 👏 well done.

Get this parade back to normal as soon as possible. Period.!

I love your lilting accents! I am 39% Irish 🍀

New subscriber 🥰🔔☑️

Notice how the Irish say "Everyone Is Irish On St Patrick's Day" and not " Cultural Appropriation" Mad respect <3

Notice how the Irish say "Everyone Is Irish On St Patrick's Day" and not " Cultural Appropriation" Mad respect.

Thank you for this lovely music on St. Patrick's Day 2021. God bless ye!

I love my Irish family.

Hàppy Saint Patrick's Day Am From Belize Central America 🍀☘️💚💚

what a joke

Happy St.Patrick’s Day ☘️

I am 99% Irish! My father was first generation, Irish American, my mother 4th generation. My family celebrates us being Irish not only on Saint Patrick’s Day, but every single time we get together! After every Sunday dinner at my grandmothers home, she came to America in 1898, from County Mayo, all that was there, would join in as my Dad sang Irish songs! He had a gorgeous voice! Everyone clapped and sang along. We always had something to bang, like an old pot, pan metal lids, that we played along as my Dad sang... My other relatives, told jokes and stories. We had a grand time! We tried to attend the Irish parade, in NYC or in Philadelphia every year! Our homes are full of Ireland year round! Not just on March 17. I have shared my heritage with my husband and our son, as well as every friend I meet. I hope the USA well always celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day, especially after the pandemic ends.

A blessed and Joyously Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!

some gaelic last names like brigham and pagnam- bring the ham and pack the ham

my father said nothing would grow by the seashore- the dumb farmer with all his land and businesses= tell my mother tell my father- sometimes good bye is a second chance- I hate that part of town

who heard st Patrick was an English guy who came to drive the pagans-woads out of Ireland?

thank u irish consel'ate miss

that's real

I guess we should move- my mothers family told her not to move to that part of new jersey from phila- Ive got a boat port to move to- safety in numbers

do any of these fine irish people get section 8

Our NYPD and our beautiful city have been so disrespected by DiBlasio and Cuomo - I hope for better days in NYC.

Saint Patrick's Day Parade in New York City Used to be known as The Big Shamrock, Now it's Just Known as The Big Sham. SMH

Every year seeing the American flags honoring the first responders (so many of whom were Irish) who were killed on 9/11 brings tears to my eyes. God Bless our Irish American Heroes.

Happy Irish Day.

As I make my corned beef and cabbage, I'd like to wish everyone (Irish or not...I myself am not Irish) a wonderful Saint Patrick's day! I guess a virtual parade is better than nothing!

God Bless You I come from the McCready's! I'm 3/4 Irish

Why can protesters March and gather?? If this were a BLM parade or anti cop parade up5th ave the crowds would have been permitted with no social distancing and no masks, pandemic bullshit...

Not a drop of Irish in me, as far as I know, but, I married Irish and have had an attraction to Ireland for decades. Years ago a friend of mine invited me to an AOH meeting. I told him I have no Irish in me but he said he will find it! And....a few years ago a man from IRELAND said " God Bless You " his beautiful accent and emotion made me feel as if God himself were present! Happy Saint Patrick's Day and God Bless!!!!

Why aren’t you parading as you did last year even if a little??

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Today, March 17, is St. Patrick’s Day. The Purpose of St. Patrick. Although most people nowadays know St. Patrick thanks to the popular parades that are held all over the world to celebrate Irishness (not to mention the custom of raising a glass to the saint), there are several interesting facts that guided his life and that we could all learn from to do better in our own lives. It is living our lives by modeling good values. One fact of his life that we likely share (and if not, we invite you to consider it) is living a life with purpose, no matter the circumstances. St. Patrick is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. Contrary to popular belief, he wasn’t Irish. He was born around A.D. 375 in Britain, probably somewhere in Scotland, though the exact date and place are unknown. According to several sources, including Encyclopedia Britannica, he is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland. He was probably partly responsible as well for the Christianization of the Picts and Anglo-Saxons. But to accomplish such a remarkable achievement, he had to deal with a lot of adversity, calamities, and difficulties. As we know, the most valuable things in life always come with a price-sacrifice. But if your purpose is clear, solid, and especially virtuous, as in the case of St. Patrick, there is nothing that can stop you. In our case, that purpose is what keeps us vital and pushing forward, no matter the difficulties. When he was 16, St. Patrick was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland to herd and tend sheep. After six years in captivity, he escaped after having a dream sent by God, telling him to leave Ireland by going to the coast where he would find a ship waiting to sail to Britain. He later became a priest and a bishop and is known for two short works: Confessio and Letter to Coroticus. In Confessio, he tells about a dream sent by God. In it, he was given a letter with the heading “The Voice of the Irish.” He heard the Irish people calling out to him to come back to Ireland and walk once more among them. After overcoming doubts, and motivated by a deep sense of purpose, he returned to Ireland, where he preached and converted people for 40 years, amid opposition and formidable difficulties-not a small accomplishment, given the circumstances at that time. His Letter to Coroticus was a denunciation of British mistreatment of Irish Christians. Will there come a time when people of faith finally will NOT be persecuted or discriminated against for their religious beliefs? We certainly believe so. We aspire to that aim and work toward it every day. We encourage you to do the same. As you can see, St. Patrick’s life and spiritual quest were guided by a strong sense of purpose. Difficulties and obstacles didn’t matter. They just made him stronger and helped him to achieve what he set out to do: share the gospel across Ireland.

Greetings from Mexico City. We love irish people here. Erin go bragh