St Patrick's Day in Portland is always one of the best days of the year. Except for last year. Oh, and this year. Usually, the bars are full, people are singing and dancing in the streets, the St Paddy's Day parade goes down Commercial Street, and the city is buzzing...in more ways than one! So it was a joy to find one guy who wouldn't let a global pandemic stop his years-long tradition of playing his bagpipes for the people of Portland. Meet George, from Pine Point. George has played his bagpipes on St Patrick's Day at the iconic Miss Portland Diner for many years. With COVID, George took his gig outside and played a free concert for traffic passing by on Marginal Way. He looked great in the kilt and sounded fantastic! Thank you, George and the Miss Portland Diner for keeping the spirit of St Paddy's Day alive. I say we put George at the head of the St. Patrick's Day Parade next year!
Alrighty Blimpville, it’s St, Paddy’s Day. So, AS IF we’re not rockin’ live with our favorite band from Dublin tonight!
Apparently we need to step up our game after Maine is named one of the lamest states in the country, and the lamest in the Northeast for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
You never know where you're going to find our Tom Caron. In the past few weeks we've found him at Sox Spring Training, on his roof shoveling snow or on a chair-lift at the annual NESN Ski Outing. Today we found him coming off his St Patty's Day celebration...
Our annual St. Patrick’s Day Bash with our good friends at Gritty McDuff’s in The Old Port was as always, a rockin' good time yesterday. We started of the day with the Kora Highlanders playing bagpipes. There's no question what day it is when those drums are bangin' and those pipes are wailin'!