st patricks day

Ever wonder how many people celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Louisiana are actually Irish? Wonder no more!

Before there was Patty in the Parc in Lafayette there was a big white tent at the corner of Ambassador and Johnston Street.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! However, we might be doing this St. Patrick's Day thing all wrong.

No St. Patrick's Day would be complete without watching this now legendary news segment about a possible Leprechaun, or crack head, causing mischief in an Alabama neighborhood.

What's better than corned beef? Cajun corned beef, obviously!

We're all Irish at this time of the year

This is some sweet goodness right here.

Watch the time honored tradition of the Chicago River being dyed green for their annual St Patrick's Day celebration.

Here at The Dawg, "Tee Nah Nah" has become a tradition with Bruce and Jude in the morning. It's not just a tradition for us, but it's a tradition for all of Acadiana. During the "Battle Of The DJs" at Patty In The Parc, this theory was put to the test.

If you're ready for St. Patrick's Day, you are not alone. Far from it, in fact.

Even if you just want to feel Irish for the day, you can whip out these popular Irish sayings to impress all your friends on March 17th!

Looks like it's time to bust out your kilts and blarney stones, because Patty In The Parc 2016 is all set to go Thursday, March 17th at Parc International in Downtown Lafayette!

There are 33.1 million people in the U.S with Irish heritage. Some areas of the country have a higher concentration of folks with Irish roots, and that's where you're going to find some of the biggest celebrations on St. Patrick's Day. But, what cities can be the considered the best places to get your Irish eyes a smilin?

Even though we hope you'll join us at our PATTY IN THE PARC Thursday at Parc Internationale in Lafayette, it's always nice to see what the rest of world will be doing to celebrate our Irish friends! (Somebody hand me a shamrock!!)