Global landmarks turn green in honour of St Patrick

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Many famous landmarks and sites across the world have been 'going green' to mark St Patrick's Day.

It is part of Tourism Ireland's annual global greening campaign, which sees landmarks across the world illuminated green.

Government BuildingsImage source, PA

Government Buildings, Dublin, Ireland.

DublinImage source, PA

The Convention Centre, Dublin, Ireland.

Millennium Centre in CardiffImage source, AP

Millennium Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Great wall of ChinaImage source, Tourism ireland

The Great Wall of China.

Niagara FallsImage source, Jules Oille

Niagara Falls, United States / Canada border.

Leaning Tower of PisaImage source, Tourism ireland

The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy.

Edinburgh Castle in ScotlandImage source, PA

Edinburgh Castle, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Prince PalaceImage source, Tourism ireland

The Prince's Palace of Monaco, Monaco.

• The Christ the Redeemer statue, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilImage source, Tourism ireland

Christ the Redeemer statue, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

London EyeImage source, PA

The London Eye, England, United Kingdom.

sky tower, AucklandImage source, Tourism ireland

The Sky Tower, Auckland, New Zealand.

Trafalgar SquareImage source, PA

Nelson's Column, London, United Kingdom.

Sacré-Cœur BasilicaImage source, Tourism ireland

Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Paris, France.