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Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin
Mary Catherine Brouder
@IrishCentral
Mar 18, 2011
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This year's Saint Patrick's Day Parade was themed after Roddy Doyle's short story, "Brilliant." Click to watch the festivities!
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