Mass and marching in the morning: a hard business warning from the Tánaiste in the afternoon
New York City's St. Patrick's Day parade, a solemn tradition steeped in history, took place amidst a turbulent global climate. The Tánaiste, Simon Harris, visited New York, observing the parade and engaging with US companies to assess the economic landscape and inform Irish trade policy. He also met with Donald Trump, while the parade itself, involving Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams, remains a more formal event compared to the carnival-like celebrations in Ireland.
