 This St. Patricks Day (March 17th, 2009), therell be no better place to celebrate Irelands national saints day than at the home of the our national brew Guinness Storehouse. Check out our video preview of what to expect!
On St. Patricks Day, Guinness Storehouse will host an electrifying celebration of Guinness and the Irish national holiday with music from acts including U2 cover band Rattle & Hum, Sliotar and guitarist Jimmy Smyth plus an Irish céilÃ, live DJs, street performers, face painters, a caricaturist and much more, all under one roof throughout seven floors of Irelands number one visitor attraction. In addition, you can learn how to Pour the Perfect Pint of Guinness like a true connoisseur, savour the taste of Guinness variants and try some complimentary food with a Guinness twist.
Now in its fifth year, the Guinness Storehouse St. Patricks Day Festival has been growing from strength to strength each year. All events and activities on St Patricks Day are included in the standard admission price to Guinness Storehouse. Adult tickets cost €15 and those who purchase a ticket online at www.guinness-storehouse.com can also avail of a 10% discount off adult tickets.
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