St. Patrick's Day

A little over a decade ago, an obscure law in Maine was passed that put special rules into place for alcohol consumption on St. Patrick's Day.

With the rich Irish ancestry we have here in Maine, it’s no surprise that we have plenty of great Irish pubs. But one of them is now getting national attention!

Tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day! Are you ready? You're going to need green food coloring, especially if you have young children!

Raise a glass to St. Patrick’s Day, with a cold brew, great Irish food, and live music, on the ultimate Sunday Funday! Check out a full slate of events going on right here in the greater Bangor area. There are plenty of things to do in Bangor on St. Patr...

A little over a decade ago, an obscure law in Maine was passed that put special rules into place for alcohol consumption on St. Patrick's Day.

Here are some interesting facts to know, before you knock back a few! With one of the biggest drinking days of the year coming up on March 17th, it seemed like a great time to highlight some odd laws about booze, right here in the great State of Maine...

On this St. Patrick's Day take the time to remember the Irish who lost their lives of the coast of Maine while traveling to a new world in the 1800's.

Over did it on the corned beef & cabbage and green beer? Not feeling as lucky as a leprechaun this morning? Have a big meeting this morning, and really not feeling like being there, well here's a few things that should help take the edge off and have you feeling a wee bit better this morning!

St. Patrick's Day, a day celebrated all over with people all over looking for the nearest Irish Pub, wearing the green, and occasionally a kilt! Well, if you happen to be walking around today, watch out for these two Scotts...who are showing the real way kilts are meant to be worn...commando! WARNING!! If bare bottoms offend you...don't watch, butt...ummm...but this is funny!

To me, St. Patrick's Day isn't about beer, about corned beef & cabbage or about 4 leaf clovers...it's about the music! And nothing says Irish like the sounds of Celtic Women!