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Hundreds celebrated St Patrick's Day in Nottingham Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate St Patrick's Day on Friday, March 17, in Nottingham city centre. Old Market Square was full of busy scenes as crowds gathered for a day full of dressing up, Irish dancing, music and drinking plenty of Guinness. As everybody celebrated it wasn't hard to spot a leprechaun hat or the flag of Ireland amongst the crowds in the city centre. The Old Market Square hosted a range of performances, from Irish dancers to live bands throughout the day. The day began with the mass of St Patrick and blessing of shamrock at Our Lady and St Patrick's Church in The Meadows with the Bishop of Nottingham, Reverend Patrick McKinney. Have you experienced problems with potholes on Nottinghamshire roads? Let us know in our poll here. The joyful crowd in Old Market Square saw Louie Walsh Band perform at 11.30am on the Elaine Marren memorial stage. Then as more people gathered to celebrate, at 1pm the event officially opened and the crowds saw a line-up of performances throughout the day. READ NEXT: St Patrick's Day updates as celebrations in Nottingham get underway Quirky link detached in Sneinton that you can pick up for £120k Nottingham campaigners continue pushing council to end relationship with Chinese city Severn Trent update after water main damaged during work on development Tui offers counselling as passengers 'scream' during horror flight St Patrick's Day, Old Market Square, Notingham. L>R: family - Evelyn Lee, Louise Peaufort, Cath Sutton and Marie Arbuckle Cath Sutton celebrating in Nottingham Celebrations took place in Old Market Square (L- R) Siobhban Hyland, 32, and Erin Bradder, one, pictured during St Patrick's Day celebration St Patrick's Day marked in green in the city centre (L- R) Laura Brazier, Tracey Cross, Louisa Brazier and Lisa Ward pictured during St Patrick's Day celebrations St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square (L- R) University of Nottingham students Lauren Tuvey, 20, Lauren Armstrong, 20, Harry McGahan, 20 and James Towson, 20 St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre (L- R) Patrick Doyle, 62, and Theresa Truelove, 60, of Toton, pictured as the celebrate St Patrick's Day St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre on Friday 17th March 2023. Performers entertain the crowd during the St Patrick's Day celebrations in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. Busy scenes as St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre. St Patrick's Day celebrations take place in Old Market Square, Nottingham city centre.Many people gathered to celebrate
Families got together in the Old Market Square
Lovely photos from the city centre
Busy scenes for St Patrick's Day
Family celebrating St Patrick's Day
St Patrick's Day marked in green in the city centre
Friends and family were all there to celebrate
Performers entertain the crowd during the St Patrick's Day celebrations
Many were dressed in green for the celebrations
Joy in the city centre
Everyone had so much fun
The Lord Mayor of Nottingham cllr Wendy Smith addresses the crowd during St Patrick's Day
Performers entertain the crowd with some Irish dancing
Hundreds gathered in Nottingham city centre
Lots of people join in the celebrations
Celebrating St. Patrick's Day
Lots of joy amongst the crowds
A dog even joined in the fun
So many people were there to celebrate
Lovely picture of people celebrating