Ireland is marking its second St Patrick’s Day under a national Covid-19 lockdown.
Despite the shadow of the pandemic, pops of green and orange were still to be found on the sunlit streets of Dublin on Wednesday.
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With traditional parades and events moved online, some determined Dubliners turned out to mark the occasion amid a strong Garda presence.
A man dressed as St Patrick on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
Members of the public interact with a man dressed as St Patrick on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
A man dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's day takes selfie with members of An Garda in Dublin city centre. Photo: PA Images.
Brian Learmouth and his five-year-old son Max dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's Day on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
Anderson Lima and Julianna Santos, originally from Brazil but living in Ireland, celebrate St Patrick's Day on a quiet Temple Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
Anderson Lima has his face painted by Julianna Santos as they celebrate St Patrick's Day on a quiet Temple Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images
A man dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's day on O'Connell Bridge in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
18-month-old Grace Wang dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's Day on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
Gardaí speak to a member of the public on O'Connell Street in Dublin city centre ahead of planned anti-lockdown protests. Photo: PA Images.
Three men dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's day on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
A man dressed as St Patrick walks along O'Connell Street in Dublin on St Patrick's Day. Photo: PA Images.
Marie Griffin at her home in Oriel Street in Dublin which is decorated to mark St Patrick's Day. Photo: PA Images.
People dressed up to celebrate St Patrick's Day on O'Connell Street in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
A heavy Garda presence at the headquarters of RTÉ in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
A heavy Garda presence at the headquarters of RTÉ in Dublin. Photo: PA Images.
