It’s time to grab your green fits, Liquid IVs, and walking shoes— St. Patrick’s Weekend is here! With St. Patrick’s Day landing on a Sunday in 2024, venues have created a slew of activities and events to enjoy starting as soon as Thursday, March 14. Rich in Irish heritage and vibrant local culture, the Queen City […]
Former Buckeye football player Ezekiel Elliott was captured on video at a St. Patricks Day parade in Dallas pulling a woman’s tank top down and exposing her breast! It appears that Elliott was egged on by onlookers while drinking a beer and went in for the moment not once but twice! And the second time […]
You can find just about anything in the hood these days, but some residents of Mobile, Alabama have sworn that they saw a leprechaun up in a tree this week. This rare ‘sighting’ of the leprechaun has caused so much ruckus in the city that even the local news created a spotlight feature on this […]
With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, the usual green tributes to the holiday are about to roll out in droves. Eschewing the typical look for a better source of inspiration, the “Guinness” Nike SB Dunk High takes cues from the tasty Irish Stout with a black leather upper alongside Light British Tan accents on […]
It’s going to be a jolly green day and 101.1 The Wiz just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to shout “Happy St. Patrick’s Day” to all of our listeners. How are you all celebrating the bit o’ Irish day today? Let us know below on the message board and in the meantime, check our list […]
Next Thursday for St. Patrick’s Day former president Bill Clinton will have a special performance from rapper Drake at his Millennium Network fundraiser. Other attendees range from director Brett Ratner, actor Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington and a host of other celebrities, artists, students and philanthropists. The Clinton Foundation’s Millennium Network encourages young students and activists […]
VIA: Wikipedia Saint Patrick’s Day (Irish: Lá Fhéile Pádraig) is a yearly holiday celebrated on 17 March. It is named after Saint Patrick (circa AD 387–461), the most commonly recognized of the patron saints of Ireland. It began as a purely Catholic holiday and became an official feast day in the early 1600s. However, it has gradually become more of a secular celebration […]
