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You would expect a city named Dublin to go all-out for its Irish Festival, held annually the first weekend in August, as well as St. Patrick's Day. But here's how to round out any weekend.
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Dublin, Ohio—settled in the early 1800s and named after Dublin, Ireland—normally goes big on St. Patrick's Day with a parade, dancing, parties and more. In 2021, they'll hold a scaled-down version of festivities because of the pandemic, but Dublin also has some creative ideas on how to celebrate if you're toasting the Irish at home. • Celtic Cocktail Trail: Try Dublin's Irish-inspired dining and craft cocktails at restaurants and bars throughout the city and win prizes for participation. Can't be in Dublin? Mix up these recipes at home for drinks like the Quiet Leprechaun, The Irish Su...