Simon Harris Celebrates Irish-British Ties at St. Patrick's Day Parade


Author: The Daily News Now! March 15, 2026 Duration: 1:19
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Simon Harris Celebrates Irish-British Ties at St. Patrick's Day Parade

Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris celebrated St. Patricks Day in London, highlighting Irish contributions and strengthening ties with Britain. The parade brought Irish expats together, showcasing their heritage and unity. With support from the mayors office and the Irish community, the event fostered pride and connection to the Emerald Isle.

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