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Fri 14th – Sat 15th Mar @Fiddlers Elbow
It wouldn’t be St Patrick’s Day without attempting to get a pint of the black stuff from The Fiddlers Elbow. Expect traditional Irish celebrations with music galore and drinks aplenty. The street party is legendary but extremely busy so prepare yourselves!
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