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Dublin In Decatur: Authentic Irish Celebration at The Marlay House
DECATUR DOES DUBLIN RIGHT: GET A DOSE OF THE AUTHENTIC IN ATLANTA
The Marlay House is Straight Out of Ireland
The Marlay House, Decatur’s authentic Irish-owned watering hole, is celebrating St. Paddy’s Day in true Irish tradition. In addition to the ‘maiden voyage’ of its new Fish-n-Chips food truck at the Atlanta St. Patrick’s Day Parade in downtown Atlanta, they will be hosting festivities back at the pub following the parade on into the wee hours.
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The Pre St. Paddy’s Day March 12 Event includes,
- Bagpipers, 2 p.m.
- Irish Dancers, 4:30 p.m.
- Live Irish Music, 6:30 - 9.30 p.m.
- More Pipers, 8 p.m. (Can you ever have enough pipers?)
Catch the first glimpse of The Marlay House Fish-n-Chips truck. See and hear authentic bagpipers, Irish dancers, authentic Irish musicians and patrons dancing and singing in celebration of the Patron Saint of all things Green!
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Did you know?
- Approximately 40% of Georgians claim Irish heritage.
- More than one million Atlanta residents are of Irish descent.
- Atlanta ranks as one of the largest “Irish Cities” in the U.S.
“Having grown up in Dublin, I used to play with my siblings at Marlay Park,” reminisces Jennifer Comer, co-owner of The Marlay House. “St. Paddy’s Day holds special meaning to the Decatur-based Comers and we want to share our authentic celebration with the public at our new home – The Marlay House.”
