St. Patrick's Day

Here's a tune to sing when you're heading Down To The Old Pub!

If a Yakima Leprechaun decides to stay home this year on St. Patrick's Day 2021, they can still have a great time and yell "Sláinte!" into the emptiness of their living room.

Perhaps a new-old favorite song for the green holiday!?!

Last year for St. Patrick's Day, we had a bit o'fun with our top Irish places in Yakima list (get it, o'fun), but this year, we'll keep it simple.

On this St. Patrick's day, here are some other well-known saints in the Yakima Valley.

There's only two places in Yakima that are named after the Irish (that we can think of right off the top), but if we renamed a few places in town, we'd surely have a whole lot more!

Some are funny, some are just cool – but all of these T-shirts are filled with just the right amount of shamrock spirit.

When I was growing up it seemed like everyone wore green on St. Patrick's Day whether they had any Irish heritage in them or not. Recently, though, I've had people tell me, "I didn't know you were Irish," when I'm not, but still wear green out of tradition. Am I alone on this?

Good ol' St. Patrick's Day. Another reason for people who drink some of the time to get drunk in the middle of the work week. That is how I feel about it. Daylight Saving Time messes with people. Waking up and being ready for the work day when you are used to a certain amount of sleep doesn't help a person. When a drinking holiday is in the middle of a work week, it is 10 times worse, as far as I

Leprechauns and rainbows and lucky charms aside, we all know why everyone loves St. Patrick's Day. It's the beer -- green or not. Where to go on St. Patrick's Day in Yakima? Check out any of these places for an assured great time.

Classic rock's best whiskey songs deal with both the good and bad effects of the popular distilled spirit.

It may not be easy being green, but as this list of green songs demonstrates, it's simple enough to write about it.