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St. Patrick's Day | Parade | Dublin 2023
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- Happy St. Patrick's Day! Join us as we take you on a virtual tour of the famous St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland in 2023.
Get ready to experience the colorful and lively atmosphere of the parade as we showcase the spectacular floats, costumes, and performers that make this event so special. From traditional Irish music and dance to the stunning displays of Irish culture and heritage, this parade is not to be missed.
As we navigate through the bustling streets of Dublin, we'll introduce you to some of the locals and highlight the rich history of St. Patrick's Day in Ireland. You'll get an inside look at the festivities and learn about the customs and traditions that make this holiday so unique.
So grab your green gear and get ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in style with this exciting parade coverage. Subscribe to our channel to join the fun and stay tuned for more amazing content!
So cool! Wish I could see it better! 🎉
5:30 ocean pollution
7:30 aliens
10:10 lgbt
11:30 Venezuela
15:20 bikers
Nevermind me! I'm using this video in classes so the timemarks help find sections in the parade
You have also pointed out all very unirish segments. Where are the Irish segments? Irish dancing? Shamerocks?
@@sarahhumphreys3980 I'm using this video to show how Dublin celebrated this year by including all those "unirish" elements. As my students already know the traditional symbols (the color green, shamrocks) and the history of St. Patrick, these "unirish" elements have surprised all of us. I, a Brazilian, also asked myself: where are the Irish segments in this video? I found some traditional dancing and the Fire Brigade pipe band in another video of the same parade, but with a much better view so I timestamped those there. However, it is indeed a struggle to find Irish elements both in this video and in the parade as a whole.
I'm glad you did video it and brought It to our attention. 😊 I am disappointed for the Irish though. Thank you for posting it.
Thats not ireland FFS.