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The Doodle St. Patrick's Day 2015 launched Mar 17, 2015. Doodle for Google student contest winners have gone on to become professional artists. Learn More. This annual Doodle celebrates St. Patrick’s Day! On this day each year, millions of people around the world honor the patron saint of Ireland with parades, parties, and all-green outfits. Although St. Patrick’s Day was originally observed as a religious holiday, it has since evolved into a worldwide cultural phenomenon, particularly in St. Patrick's Day google doodle was shown on the google home page in multiple countries.-----Audible 30 d In the United States, Irish Americans rally to march along with floats in the famous New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The White House even dyes the North Lawn fountain entirely green! Today’s Doodle artwork was hand-crafted with cut acrylic glass to resemble a traditional stained glass window. Today’s Doodle pays tribute to the annual commemoration of cultural heritage for Irish people around the world, St. Patrick’s Day. Every year, the Irish come together to celebrate the nation’s history and identity. Depicted in today’s Doodle artwork is one of the most unmistakable Irish landscapes, the Cliffs of Moher. Today’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Doodle by Doodler Matthew Cruickshank features the Celtic Triskele— also known as the “triple spiral.” An ancient symbol with various and diverse interpretations, over time the triskele has become an iconic symbol of Irish culture. Google has unveiled its St Patrick's Day Google. Credit: google. It wouldn't be St Patrick's Day without a cheery green tweak to Google's homepage. On Thursday morning, to mark the The Doodle St. Patrick's Day 2013 launched Mar 17, 2013. Doodle for Google student contest winners have gone on to become professional artists. Learn More. To honor St. Patrick's Day, the Google Doodle on Friday is celebrating Irish culture with a stained glass design. The Google Doodle features shamrocks and a harp and was created using Today's Doodle is by guest artist and animator Chris O'Hara, an Irish animator currently working in Los Angeles. In the spirit of the day, O'Hara chose to paint the logo green with a little assistance from a friendly shamrock. We hope it reflects the boundless energy and welcoming spirit of Ireland, as Google sports green for the great Éire. A celebration of Ireland's history, St. Patrick's Day deserved a logo that examines the meditative aesthetic of its people. Perhaps it was due to prolonged sessions of staring at the Book of Kells, but the Celtic knots and swirls seemed to come alive while I worked. The Doodle St. Patrick's Day / Doodle 4 Google - Ireland by Evan O'Sullivan Glynn launched Mar 17, 2009 Discover more Doodles by color Select a color and discover Doodles that match. Google’s home page with the St. Patrick’s Day doodle. The doodle itself is animated: the oo in Google shifts around: Clicking on the doodle links to a search for St. Patrick’s Day: Put on something green because it’s St. Patrick’s Day! This handcrafted Doodle made with a wood burning technique showcases the beauty of Ireland. On this day in 1903, Ireland declared St. Patrick’s Day an official public holiday. Sunday is St. Patrick's Day, a day when Irish and non-Irish around the world observe the traditional death date of Ireland's foremost patron saint. Google gets into the spirit each year, The Doodle St. Patrick's Day 2018 launched Mar 17, 2018. Doodle for Google student contest winners have gone on to become professional artists. Learn More. The St Patrick's Day Google Doodle was hand-crafted using a 'wood burning technique' The Google Doodle has paid homage to St Patrick's Day by featuring a scenic landscape to celebrate Ireland's To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, today’s Doodle takes us to the mystical Skellig Michael, a remote island just off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland.The breathtaking destination is a World Heritage Site and home to many species of seabirds — like puffins, gannets, and razorbills — that perch atop the island’s summit. Today’s Doodle, illustrated by Dublin-based guest artist Arron Croasdell, honors a beloved Irish holiday celebrated worldwide: St. Patrick’s Day. Today’s Doodle artwork features symbols that represent Ireland's diverse geography, architecture, and history. Today's Google Doodle celebrates St. Patrick's Day 2025. This holiday honours Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The doodle shows an animated Irish fiddle with shamrocks and musical notes.
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