ieExplains: Who's going where? St Patrick's Day trips for ministers revealed 

This year, 38 representatives of the State will travel to more than 90 cities in 40 countries
ieExplains: Who's going where? St Patrick's Day trips for ministers revealed 

For St Patrick's Day 2025, 38 representatives of the State will travel to more than 90 cities in 40 countries.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2025 - 12:14
Michelle McGlynn,  Political Reporter

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will visit Washington DC and Texas for St Patrick's Day, it has been confirmed.

The trip has been the centre of some controversy as it is expected he will meet with US president Donald Trump with opposition TDs calling for the Taoiseach to boycott the tradition.

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