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<\/h3>\n<\/h3>\nThere are a few things you can do if you’re not planning to head to Raglan Road Irish Pub<\/a> in Disney Springs this St. Patrick’s Day<\/a> to add some Irish Street cred to your celebration. \u00a0You can learn to wish someone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day in the Irish language (Beannachta\u00ed na F\u00e9ile P\u00e1draig oraibh! – pronounced Ban-ock-tee na fay-lu Paw-rig ur-iv). \u00a0You can avoid saying, in your worst Irish brogue, “Always after me Lucky Charms!”. \u00a0And for the love of all things Irish and holy, avoid the swill known as “green beer” (you won’t find it in Ireland, and you won’t find it at Raglan Road).<\/p>\n But if you want an authentically Irish St. Patrick’s Day celebration, the real St. Patrick’s Day party is right there at Walt Disney World. \u00a0Just step inside Raglan Road, and you are transported to a local pub in Wicklow or Cork. \u00a0The neighbors have all gathered for the festivities, the place is jumping with music and laughter, and the kitchen is whipping up some of your favorite pub dishes to warm your heart and your tummy. \u00a0Raglan Road will have you singing, tapping your toes, and lifting a glass to all things Irish!<\/p>\n Raglan Road kicks the St. Patrick\u2019s Day party up a notch, hosting a week-long Mighty Festival, which this year takes place from Friday, March 11 through St. Patrick\u2019s Day night.\u00a0 Billed as \u201cthe Mightiest of mighty Irish festivals\u201d, you\u2019ll find different bands performing throughout the week on the pub stage, located inside the restaurant, and on the patio stage, in the perfect outdoor setting to enjoy a craft beer and a Dalkey Duo (sausages and mustard).\u00a0 There are traditional Irish dancers performing both on stage and throughout the restaurant, and you can sample the food you wish your old Irish Nan was making in place of the \u201cboiled until it\u2019s dead\u201d dinners she was famous for.<\/p>\n As part of the week-long Mighty Festival in celebration of St. Patrick\u2019s Day, you may want to take part in the Mighty St. Patrick\u2019s Festival Signature Dinner.\u00a0 This is a one night only event, on March 15th<\/sup>, and will feature not only the culinary brilliance of Raglan Road executive chef Kevin Dundon, but the menu is inspired by the gastronomic delights from Ireland\u2019s once famous Restaurant Jammet.\u00a0 Possibly Ireland\u2019s most noted restaurant for nearly three-quarters of a decade, Chef Dundon\u2019s signature meal will recall the glory days of Ireland\u2019s finest.<\/p>\n Bringing your tiny leprechauns with you for the festival?\u00a0 There will be things to appeal to the wee ones as well.\u00a0 Throughout the festival, you\u2019ll find face painting and an opportunity for them to practice at being the next Michael Flatley or Jean Butler.<\/p>\n The craic is mighty at the Raglan Road Irish Pub Mighty Festival this St. Patrick\u2019s Day.\u00a0 Irish or not, Raglan Road for St. Patrick\u2019s Day will have you saying \u2013 and believing – \u00c9irinn go br\u00e1ch!<\/p>\n Have you ever celebrated St. Patrick’s Day at Raglan Road? 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