St Patrick’s Day revelers turn Australia’s streets green as the celebrations begin

Thousands of revelers in their best green robes have flocked to pubs and clubs across the country to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.

Sydneysiders flocked to venues at The Rocks and Circular Quay which has been converted into an Irish Village.

Party-goers form a sea of ​​green at key Sydney locations, enjoying Guinness and Irish-style celebrations.

Absent pandemic restrictions, bars across Sydney are expected to be packed to the brim to celebrate the popular Irish bank holiday.

Thousands of revelers in their best green robes have flocked to pubs and clubs across Sydney to celebrate St Patrick’s Day

Party-goers form a sea of ​​green at key locations and enjoy Guinness- and Irish-style festivities

Last year more than 15,000 people flocked to the NSW capital but this year the numbers are expected to far exceed that mark

Revelers made their way to Sydney early to celebrate the end of the work week

Last year more than 15,000 people flocked to the NSW capital but this year the numbers are expected to far exceed that mark.

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