GiveWay is one of the fastest rising folk bands in Scotland. Here's your chance to find out about them--and to buy tickets.

Along with GiveWay, you can see a powerful new movie about the Irish hunger strikers, support the family of a slain police officer, dance the night away with Comhaltas, meet the man who discovered the bones of 57 Irish immigrants in Malvern, and see Riverdance at a discount. A good week all in all.

Our intrepid reporter and videographer, Lori Lander Murphy, had a better St. Patrick's Day than anyone. How do we know? She was everywhere! Check out her itinerary, her great music videos, and remember this for next year. She's the one to beat. You have to read this just for her story of the soldier who beamed the Solas show via Skype to his compatriots overseas in harm's way.

Was their Kimmel Center show predictable? Yes. But it was also an afternoon of Irish music played by acknowledged masters.

After a day of celebratings, Solas's performance at the World Cafe Live proved the perfect nightcap.

Philly's parade was a smash hit, bigger and better than ever before. See all our photos and video of the Mass, the bands, the dancers, the Philly Phanatic, the dignitaries, and those wonderful people lining the street wearing outlandish green outfits!

St. Patrick's Day at the Auld Dubliner in Gloucester City, NJ--check out our photo essay.

Somehow, Philadelphia native Jack Glacken blarneyed his way into a backstage conversation with this hot Irish group when they performed in New York. They're coming to Philly this weekend, and here's what they have to say.

No, it's not over yet. There are two more St. Patrick's Day parades in the region, the Saw Doctors are coming to town, the McDade Dancers are putting on a show, and there's much, much more. Read on.

Here are the bands, dancers, and organizations that took home awards after the parade