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St Patrick’s Day is almost here, and whether you’re Irish or just Irish for the day, Glasgow is one of the best places to celebrate. From pints of Guinness to rowdy singalongs, the city is A recent study has revealed that Glasgow has been named the best place to celebrate St Paddy’s Day, after five factors were examined, the main ones being the price of Guinness, number of Irish pubs and “splitting the G”. The average price for a pint of Guinness in Glasgow is £4.82, which is the most reasonable across the country. A St Patrick’s Day Parade is coming to Glasgow next month Glasgow is set to see a St Patrick’s Day Parade this year as a ‘fun day’ will be hosted in the Merchant Square on Saturday March 8 A hugely popular Irish bar in the city centre is set to take over the street outside for their annual St Patrick's Day party.. Malones Irish Bar on Sauchiehall Lane is hosting a weekend of live Make St. Patrick's Day one for the history books at the massive Kokomo x Bamboo Block Party, the wildest one in Glasgow! Dance the night away across 6 rooms, 2 floors and 2 clubs. READ MORE A MAJOR parade is to take place in Glasgow city centre within weeks. The St Patrick’s Day event, on Saturday, March 8, will start at 11am on Blythswood Square and proceed through the heart of Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025 in Glasgow. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 2025 in Glasgow with interesting events near you. From parades to pub crawls there is everything that you would want to celebrate this day in Glasgow. St Patrick’s Day Parade takes place in Glasgow, from Blythswood Square to the Merchant City, as part of a family fun day celebrating the connection between Ireland and Glasgow. St Patrick’s Day will be celebrated in Glasgow today with a parade through the city centre before a family fun day. The festival will celebrate the saint and Glasgow’s Irish community. The Hope Street pub has announced its music acts for Paddy's Day Glasgow’s iconic Irish pub, Molly Malone’s, is gearing up for its biggest St. Patrick’s Day celebration yet, with a full weekend of live music, perfectly poured pints, and unbeatable craic. With St Patrick's Day just around the corner, we've pulled together a list of the best Irish pubs and bars across Glasgow to celebrate in for you to enjoy a pint and some craic with your friends. Glasgow hosted a St Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday with hundreds of participants taking to the city’s streets. Spectators watched on as musicians, Irish dancers and GAA sports clubs were joined by Ireland’s Consul General to Scotland, Jerry O’Donovan, and Glasgow’s Lord Provost As the clock strikes midnight and St. Patrick's Day officially begins, get ready for a balloon drop, the sound of the bells ringing in Paddy's, and more surprises throughout the night. This is the perfect party to ring in the holiday with style and energy with tickets from £12 per person. Gather your friends and make this St. Patrick’s Day one to remember. Whether it’s enjoying the Cheltenham Festival, catching the Six Nations action, or kicking off the St. Paddy’s celebrations with unbeatable offers, O’Neill’s has something for everyone this St Patrick’s Day. A St Patrick’s Day parade will take place in Glasgow as part of a family fun day. The Glasgow St Patrick’s Day Festival will host a fun day in Merchant Square on Saturday, March 8 from 12-5 Glasgow also boasts the most Irish bars, with 18 bars making it a lively hub for St Patrick's Day festivities. Over the past year, three new Irish bars have opened in Glasgow, trailing only behind St Patrick’s Day is fast approaching on March 17, and those looking to dive into their Irish roots or tap into their love of Guinness over a weekend of celebration can head to MiXR venues in Glasgow, which are offering a range of deals and activities to enjoy around this iconic Irish holiday. The first St Patrick’s Day parade in the city in recent memory was led by All Ireland marching band winners St Roch’s from Royston. The route took in West George Street, Nelson Mandela Place, then George Square and down Montrose Street and Ingram Street to Candleriggs and Bell Street. With St Patrick's Day fast approaching, people across Glasgow will be keen to see some of the events taking place this weekend. From booze-fuelled nights at a variety of city pubs and clubs to
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