Celebrating Irishness sometimes holds a bigger sense of pride and emotion for emigrants, bringing to the fore that idea of a shared sense of belonging.
Many Irish people around the world will celebrate St Patrick’s Day in their own areas across the coming days. Perhaps there’s a small parade in your local area, some locals playing Irish music, or simply a shamrock painted on your child’s cheek as they go to school.
We’d love you to send us a photograph of your celebrations where you are living abroad. We’ll display them in a gallery at the end of this article and elsewhere on IrishTimes.com over the St Patrick’s Day weekend.
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