"This is Who We Are"
 The mission of Sober St. Patrick's Day ® is to reclaim the true spirit of St. Patrick's Day by changing the perception and experience from an occasion for binge drinking and other misuse of alcohol to a celebration of the richness of Irish culture and the legacy of St. Patrick.  
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Join Sober St. Patrick's Day® &
Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians
​in Reading The Letters of Saint Patrick 



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IRELAND'S DIASPORA STRATEGY

Sober St. Patrick's Day Treasurer Jim Frawley thanks Consulate General of Ireland Vice Consul General Dermot Fitzpatrick for SSPD's 2023 grant.

You Can Still Watch Our 2022 Sober St. Patrick's Day ® Here

Thank You ALL!
​For joining us in person and virtually as we reclaim the true spirit of St. Patrick's Day. 
Direct url: ​https://youtu.be/mDyQyOnAbvs
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For the Kids!

Why Do We Celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

​Thanks to Dr. Tim Campbell, President of The St. Patrick's Centre in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland
and Dennis Grogan, President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians NY County Board

Donate to the Sober St. Patrick's Day® Foundation, Inc. so that we can carry on our mission of supporting Irish culture.
 
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Contact Sober St. Patrick's Day®

info@soberstpatricksday.org
The Sober St. Patrick's Day ® Foundation, Inc. Mission Statement:  
"To reclaim the true spirit of St. Patrick's Day by changing the perception ​and experience from an occasion for binge drinking and other misuse of alcohol to a celebration of the richness of Irish culture and the legacy of St. Patrick."​