St Patrick's Day was celebrated in sun and style as an estimated 675,000 people from Ireland and all over the world thronged the two and a half kilometre route through Dublin's streets for the annual 17 March parade. Including up to 2,000 performers and 900 marching band members, the parade began in Parnell Square North and was the highlight of the capital

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