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• DEERFIELD, IL — As consumers make plans for St. Patricks Day, Beam Inc. (NYSE: BEAM), the new owner of the award winning Kilbeggan Irish Whiskey, is gearing up for the holiday with Irish celebrations in mind.
(msnbc.com)
• This time around, the parade organizers have to not only arrange for an outside organization to provide security, but also put up the money to reimburse the city for any costs it might incur.
(Examiner)
• You neednt be Irish to join in Saturday¹s celebration of St. Patricks Day. Create some family traditions by preparing a fun meal. We associate potatoes with the Irish, as their potato famine drew many of Pare and cut up the potatoes.
(Delaware Online)
• American Bancard, LLC will be participating in the 5th Annual St. Baldrick's Foundation charity event at Slainte Irish Pub in Boynton Beach, FL this Friday. The St.
(YAHOO!)
• INDIANAPOLIS - As St. Patrick's Day nears, serving and eating festive dishes of the Emerald Isle seem only appropriate. What better way to celebrate than with a slice of cake and a draught of beer.
(WWLP 22News)
• Slainte! We had so many, in fact, that in order to have enough space to print something from everyone, we had to choose just one limerick from each entrant that submitted a correctly formatted and rhymed poem.
(Bangor Daily News)
• The St. Baldricks Foundation is hosting its signature group head-shaving event from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Slainte Irish Pub, 1500 Gateway Boulevard, in Boynton Beach.
(Sun Sentinel)
• William and John Mitcherling own Towsons An Poitin Stil, and Patrick Russell and Bill Irvin operate businesses in Fells Point, including Koopers Tavern, Slainte and the Chowhound Burger Wagon.
(Baltimore Sun)
• St Patricks Day falling on a Saturday is bound to see Palmerston North bars swathed in green, stocked with Guinness and fuller than normal with punters toasting slainte (to your health).
(Stuff)
• I also included a pint of green beer just for the occasion. Sláinte!! The preparation of the potatoes and the cabbage is pretty strait forward. However, the corned beef takes some planning ahead of time.
(Seattle Post Intelligencer)