so I can see the big St Patrick cross at the top!”
Also making the climb were the Harte family from Millisle.
“St Patrick is such an important saint to Irish history and culture,” said mother Maeve.
“It’s important to remember his influence and to celebrate his life and legacy.”
The pilgrims at Slieve Patrick were just a small part of the celebrations happening across Northern Ireland on this St Patrick’s Day.
From Belfast to Downpatrick, Newry to Armagh, and Ballycastle to Derry, people of all ages and backgrounds were coming together to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland.
It is a day filled with music, dance, food, and fun, where everyone is welcome to join in the festivities and celebrate the rich history and culture of Ireland.
As the sun sets on this St Patrick’s Day, the celebrations continue, reminding us all of the enduring legacy of St Patrick and the spirit of the Irish people.
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