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After more than 25 years in the tavern business, Tony Henry has passed along the reins of the Deer Park Irish ... walking stick that he gave to me 21 years ago. He died on St Patrick's Day. But he and ...

My shillelagh-like walking stick proved useful as I bashed my way through bramble ... I had one of those fleeting moments of excitement at the prospect of owning an Irish pub, endless pints of ...

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Irish linens and a shillelagh, the traditional Irish cudgel or walking stick. Maier, who was heading out of town that weekend for a meeting of the National League of Cities, saw the foot-long ...

A Parade Tradition with a Punch Leading the procession will be Newport Police Chief Ryan Duffy, wielding a bit of Irish history—a traditional shillelagh. The wooden walking stick, a gift from ...

There’s a cool tradition to watch for: Newport Police Chief Ryan Duffy will march in the parade carrying a historic Irish shillelagh. This wooden walking stick, given to the department in 1971 by ...

To kick off the parade, Father Kelly will be presented a shillelagh, an Irish walking stick. Father Kelly will then tap the ground three times, for the green, white and orange of the Irish flag ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Irish festivities were held in Springfield earlier Sunday for the parade marshal reception at the John Boyle O’Reilly Club. Fundraiser event held in honor of 22News ...

Yarmouth will be coated in green, white and orange on March 8 for the annual St. Patrick's Day parade, with this year's theme "Heart of Ireland: 20 Years of Music and Tradition." The parade is now ...

He also carries a shillelagh, a walking stick with a large knob at the top associated with Irish folklore. According to other old commercials and a straight-to-video McDonald's show, Grimace also ...

Skiers use ski poles; hikers use walking sticks, horse riders use crops, the Irish have their shillelagh (yes, that’s how it’s spelled) and I mastered the chopsticks while in Japan.