ONE of the best things about St Patrick's Day is how wonderfully it is celebrated all around the world.
From Down Under to Stateside, the holiday is embraced almost as much by those who aren't Irish as those who are.
Nowhere is that more evident this week, than at the stunning Niagara Falls on the American/Canadian border.
Minister for Communications, Climate Action & Environment, Denis Naughten was given the honour of pressing the button to turn the enormous waterfall green in celebration of the upcoming St Patrick's Day.
The gesture was performed as part of Tourism Ireland's Global Greening initiative, where 300 iconic landmarks around the world will be going green for St Patrick's Day.
See it for yourself!
VIDEO: Amazing honour to turn Niagara Falls 'green' for #StPatricksDay2018 as part of @TourismIreland 'global greening' initiative. 300 iconic landmarks across the world are going green for #StPatricksDay. Well done to @GoToIrelandCA @NiagaraParks @jimkelly2006 @merrionstreet pic.twitter.com/ksQmdMrKVR
— Denis Naughten (@DenisNaughten) March 13, 2018
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