In pictures: St Patrick's Day celebrated in Northern Ireland
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The St Patrick's Day parade at Belfast City Hall
St Patrick's Day festivities took place across Northern Ireland on Friday.
The rain didn't dampen the celebrations as thousands of people took to the streets to commemorate Ireland's patron saint.
Among the big events taking place was the parade in Belfast city centre, staged by arts organisation Beat Carnival.
Other big parades included those in Londonderry, Newry and Armagh.
Is that the man himself in Newry?
The rain didn't dampen the spirits in Belfast city centre
As always the crowds came out to celebrate the day in Derry
Climbing Slemish mountain in north Antrim is a St Patrick's Day tradition
There were some weird and wonderful floats at the Belfast parade
Dark skies but high spirits in Armagh
It wasn't just the locals who enjoyed the Belfast parade
A colourful section of the parade in Derry
These participants in the Belfast parade certainly look to be having a good time
People of all ages took part in the parades
In Enniskillen, Leprechauns and superheroes braved the cold on hydrofoils on the River Erne
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- Published17 March 2023