It's the week to be Irish! With big wins at the Oscars and Crufts ahead of St. Patrick's Day this weekend and Irish hopes of a Six Nations Championship still alive, even Paddington Bear is getting into the spirit

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY left-right Lucia Cappiello and Grace Armitage take a selfie with the Paddington Bear statue at Paddington station, London. Paddington is wearing a bespoke Irish themed scarf from Tourism Ireland, to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Picture date: Thursday March 14, 2024. PA Photo. Over 180,000 people are set to fly in from Great Britain to Ireland over St Patrick’s weekend. Flights to Ireland from Heathrow Airport ahead of St Patrick’s Day are accessible via the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line, which both depart from Paddington Station.

EDITORIAL USE ONLY The Paddington Bear statue at Paddington station, London wears a bespoke Irish themed scarf from Tourism Ireland, to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Picture date: Thursday March 14, 2024. PA Photo. Over 180,000 people are set to fly in from Great Britain to Ireland over St Patrick’s weekend. Flights to Ireland from Heathrow Airport ahead of St Patrick’s Day are accessible via the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line, which both depart from Paddington Station.

EDITORIAL USE ONLY William Jefferies aged 2 interacts with the Paddington Bear statue at Paddington station, London. Paddington is wearing a bespoke Irish themed scarf from Tourism Ireland, to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Picture date: Thursday March 14, 2024. PA Photo. Over 180,000 people are set to fly in from Great Britain to Ireland over St Patrick’s weekend. Flights to Ireland from Heathrow Airport ahead of St Patrick’s Day are accessible via the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line, which both depart from Paddington Station.

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