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Bagpiper Peter Beckford entertains the crowd gathered at Geaghan's Pub in Bangor on St. Patrick's Day, Wednesday, March 17, 2010. A hat was passed as Beckford announced to the room that he plays for tips. BANGOR DAILY NEWS PHOTO BY KEVIN BENNETT
BANGOR, Maine — Green beer and Irish music flowed at area establishments to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day today in the Bangor area.
Play the video below for a look at the inside of Bangor’s Geaghan’s Pub, which featured Irish bands and bagpipers throughout the day.
Area establishments also served traditional Irish fare, including boiled dinner, Celtic ribs and Irish nachos.
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