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St. Patrick's 5K benefits Ronald McDonald House

The Joplin Globe 18 Mar 2025
With green ribbons bouncing in her hair, Sloane Folsom was the belle of the Irish ball Saturday as she rode in a stroller at the Ronald McDonald House Charities' St. Patrick’s 5K ... .
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Photos show St. Patrick's Day celebrations at the White House through the years

Business Insider 13 Mar 2025
President Ronald Reagan on St ... Kennedy with Irish Ambassador Thomas J ... In 1984, President Ronald Reagan gave FitzGerald a hat embroidered with the words "Very Important Irishman."Irish Prime Minister Garret Fitzgerald with Ronald Reagan.
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Trump lauds 'unique friendship' between Ireland, US as he hosts Taoiseach

Anadolu Agency 13 Mar 2025
Trump said 50% of all recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor were Irish and highlighted the contributions of famous Irish Americans, including Presidents Andrew Jackson and Ronald Reagan, entertainment icon Walt Disney, novelist F.
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Need St. Patrick's Day plans? Celebrate with these Ventura County events

VC Star 12 Mar 2025
Irish Fest at Enegren Brewing Co. The festival will feature bagpipers, live Irish music, Irish dancers and a special release of a Dry Irish Stout from 11 a.m ... Irish step dancing ... Irish Mass ... The service will feature a bagpiper and Irish music.
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Trump makes major fashion faux pas during St. Patrick's Day celebration: Live updates | Daily ...

The Daily Mail 12 Mar 2025
What’s with your socks? I’m trying to stay focused …' Trump ribbed his VP during a televised meeting with the Irish Taoiseach that ran for 50 minutes ... The tradition started in 1981 under Irish House Speaker Tip O'Neil and President Ronald Reagan.
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The Latest: Education Department guts its civil rights office

The Enterprise-Tocsin 12 Mar 2025
Trump showers Irish prime minister with praise at White House reception. In a display of mutual flattery, Trump noted previous presidents of Irish descent, including “the late great” Ronald Reagan and John F ... through the work of Irish immigrants.
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