Detroit Luxury Limo- Aristocat Limousine Service: St. Patrick's Day Limos

It 's great to be green
Even it is just for a day, Metro Detroit celebrates Irish Heritage

There is a lot of truth in the saying " Everyone wants to be Irish on St. Patrick's Day" A lot of folks without a drop of Irish in them will wear a splash of green Monday, chug a Guinness in lieu of the morning Starbucks and feast on corned beef and cabbage. This unoffical holiday is brim with folklore from shamrocks and leprechauns, from wearing green clothes and getting pinched if your'e not.

On Sunday, March 16th the 50th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade, sponsored by the United Irish Societies, will travel along Michigan Avenue in Corktown. The parade's route bears a historical significance since thousands of immigrants from Ireland, specifically Coutry Cork, made a home in this neighborhood. This celebrates what it's like to be green.
It's almost St. Patty's Day, time to get your party on -

St. Patrick's Day has morphed into a huge excuse for partying. We have detailed a smattering of local places to go through out the Metro area where people will be wearing green in celebration of this great irish culture.

So let us be you Designated Driver. Don't forget to make your reservations early for one of our chauffeured Sedans, 6-14 passenger Limousines, SUV's or 18-24 passenger Party Busses. We want you to enjoy and have fun. Remember to be responsible and leave the driving to us.

We've compiled a list of some great places to go -

Bailey Corcaigh (Corktown, Detroit)

Cloverleaf Bar (Southgate)

Conor O'Neill's (Ann Arbor)

Colleen's Irish Pub (St.ClairShores)

Cowley's Old Village Inn (Farmington)

Chris McGurrin's (Hartland)

Dick O'Dow's (Birmingham)

Dunleavy's Downriver (Allen Park)

Irish-American Club (Detroit)

Patrick O"Ryan's (Windsor)

Gus O'Connors (Novi)

Gus O'Connors (Rochester)

Irish Tavern (Waterford)