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45th South Side Irish Parade

Chicago Tribune · 6h

Despite the cold and snow, South Side Irish Parade organizers estimate 77,000 turn out

Irish dancers were bundled and many of the younger dancers were too cold to dance at Sunday’s South Side Irish Parade.

CBS News on MSN · 5h

Crowds brave wintry weather for Chicago's South Side Irish Parade

The Big Shoulders Fund, a nonprofit organization that provides support for Catholic schools in Chicago, was the grand marshal this year.

South Side Irish Parade to kick off in Beverly/Morgan Park

The South Side of Chicago will celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the Irish on Parade Sunday morning. The parade steps off at noon from 103rd Street and Western Avenue.

St. Patrick's Day, Irish and Chicago River

Chicago Sun-Times · 3d

Chicago St. Patrick's Day parade and river dyeing details

The parade is set to start at East Balbo Drive and South Columbus Drive, near Grant Park and move north on South Columbus Drive past viewing stand in front of the Buckingham Fountain, according to the organizers, and end at South Columbus Drive and East Monroe Street, near Maggie Daley Park.

ABC7 Chicago on MSN · 37m

St. Patrick's Day parades across Chicago, suburbs showcase Irish pride

Saint Patrick's Day may be Monday, but the celebrations were already in full swing Sunday on the Northwest Side, South Side and in Aurora following Saturday's parade in downtown Chicago.

U.S. News & World Report · 23h

St. Patrick's Day Parade Celebrates Boston Heritage in America’s Most Irish Big City

It’s that time of year again when more than a million revelers fill the streets of America’s most Irish big city for the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade

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47th annual South Side Irish Parade held Sunday afternoon in Beverly - WGN News at 5

The South Side Irish Parade annually draws more than 100,000 people and features bands, floats, dancers and more marching ...

14hon MSN

47th annual South Side Irish Parade steps off at noon Sunday in Beverly neighborhood

The Chicago River was dyed green and the sights and sounds of Irish culture were on full display Saturday during the 70th ...

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Decades before Irish were Chicago political royalty, they lived in a ramshackle slum called Kilgubbin

In the 1850s and 1860s, Kilgubbin was often mentioned in the pages of the Tribune and other Chicago newspapers. The name ...

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