BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`Dubliner, Inc.
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`Opposer
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`Opposition No.: 911643 15
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`Cancellation No. 92044189
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`The Irish Dairy Board Co-Operative Limited :
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`(Consolidated)
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`Applicant
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`APPLICANT'S NOTICE OF RELIANCE
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`UNDER TRADEMARK RULE 2.1221e§
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`In accordance with Trademark Rule 2.122(e), 37 C.F.R. Section 2.122(e), The
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`Irish Dairy Board Co—Operative Limited ("Applicant") hereby gives notice of its
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`intention to rely upon the materials identified below and attached hereto as
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`Applicant's Exhibits
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`5 through 54.
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`The evidence introduced consists of
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`electronically generated documents which
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`are
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`publications, namely printouts from the NEXIS computerized library of articles
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`published in newspapers or magazines of general circulation. The materials offered
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`are relevant to demonstrate that a large number of services and goods that are
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`neither controlled nor licensed by Opposer have been identified by the mark
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`DUBLINER. A copy of the relevant portion of each printed publication, as
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`identified below, accompanies this Notice of Reliance.
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`EVIDENCE INTRODUCED WITH THIS NOTICE OF RELIANCE
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 5.
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`"THE SPIRIT OF ST. PADDY'S; AT IRISH PUB,
`EVERY DAY IS A CELEBRATION," The Arizona
`Republic (Phoenix), March 11, 2004, p. 23 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 6.
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`"Night & Day; June 3 — 9, 1999," Phoenix New Times
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`(Arizona), June 3, 1999.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 7.
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`"notables," Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), March 12,
`2006, p. 8E ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 8.
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`"Ex—chef John Logan dies; founded Mai Tai," Star Tribune
`(Minneapolis, MN), October 27, 1996, p. 7B ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 9.
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`"Party for the Green, not ‘til you're green; Nightwatch," Llie
`Seattle Times, March 17, 2006, p. 15 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 10.
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`"EARS RINGING? TAKE THE ACOUSTIC CURE," Llie
`Seattle Times, October 23, 1992, p. 7 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 11.
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`"New & Noted," The Cincinnati Enguirer (Ohio), January 20,
`2006, p. 21T ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 12.
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`"DINING," The Cincinnati Enquirer, February 5, 1999,
`p. 5W ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 13.
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`"GOING OUT; The patron saint of party time," lg
`Angeles Times, March 16, 2006, p. 16 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 14.
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`lucky," Long Beach Press-
`"Auld Dubliner on time,
`Telegram (Long Beach, CA), April 17, 2004.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 15.
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`"Last tracks; When the lifts shut down, shed the skis and
`toast the slopes," Reno Gazette-Joumal (Nevada), March 3,
`2006, p. 3H ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 16.
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`"Pub with a pedigree," B_em (Nevada),
`June 15, 2005, p. 3o ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 17.
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`"Food-world wunderkind will try catering — for a night," St
`Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), March 19, 2006, p. C3 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 18.
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`"NCAA; Things to do," Dennatology Times, March 1,
`2003, p. S5 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 19.
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`"Bigger-Than-Ever Supermarket Opens in Berkeley," Lh<e_
`San Francisco Chronicle, January 31, 1990.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 20.
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`"We're all Irish on St. Pat's, but some are real McCoy
`Business names based on Emerald Isle are a regular
`brogue's gallery," The Dallas Morning News, March 17,
`2006, p. 7B ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 21.
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`"Millennium attracts mixed crowd," The Dallas Morning
`News, May 5, 1994, p. 5C ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 22.
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`(Untitled), The Boston Herald, November 24, 2000, p. S07
`ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 23.
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`"Pub Fare A guide to Irish bars in the Lowell Area," Lowell
`E (Massachusetts), March 16, 2006.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 24.
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`"Museum offers look at America's past and a taste of
`(Tennessee),
`Ireland,"
`Knoxville
`News-Sentinel
`November 12, 1997, p. C1 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 25.
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`"Goings On," St. Petersburg Times (Florida), March 17,
`2006, p. 6 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 26.
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`the pill bill; a sexy new neighbor," &
`fill
`"Robots
`Petersburg Times (Florida), December 3, 2002, p. 3B ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 27.
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`be merry," Omaha World-Herald
`and
`drink
`"Eat,
`(Nebraska), March 16, 2006, p. l0go ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 28.
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`"The Lad's Name Had to Be Pat," Omaha World-Herald
`(Nebraska), March 18, 1995, p. 11SF ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 29.
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`stars," Norwich Bulletin
`for
`shoot
`"Contest winners
`(Connecticut), December 10, 2005, p. 1D ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 30.
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`"Inside Track; Mohegan Sun gets Ultra in nightclubs," E
`Boston Herald, June 17, 2003, p. 014 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 31.
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`"It‘s easy to get your fill of Irish drinking songs," Chicago
`Sun Times, March 17, 2006, p. NCI9 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 32.
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`"Where to find the Irish spirit," Chicago Tribune, March
`17, 1989, p. 3 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 33.
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`"Westem Box Turtles find a wide audience for fiddle
`music," The Post-Crescent
`(Appleton, WI), March 18,
`2004, p. 6A ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 34.
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`"THIS CLIFFHANGER HAS THE WHOLE NATION
`ABUZZ," Chicago Tribune, October 3, 1995, p. l ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 35.
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`"Drunk of the Week Auld Dubliner," Denver Westword
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`(Colorado), March 17, 2005.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 36.
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`"LOCAL SOUNDS," Newsday (New York), May 31,
`2002, p. B33 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 37.
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`"MUSIC Calendar," The Improper, November 2005, p. 72
`ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 38.
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`"Wearing of the Green," Las Vegas Review-Joumal
`(Nevada), March 17, 2006, p. 45J ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 39.
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`"The Dubliner is a working-class Irish pub for the ages,"
`Star News (Wilmington NC), September 1, 2005, p. 8 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 40.
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`favorite recipes,"
`share their
`"Area restaurant owners
`Tribune-Review (Greensburg, PA), March 20, 2005.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 41.
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`"ALADDIN," Hartford Courant (Connecticut), March 10,
`2005, p. G3 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 42.
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`"ENCINO BEGINS AGAIN WITH BENNIGAN'S," The
`Daily News of Los Angeles, November 15, 2002, p. U49 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 43.
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`"The Little Things Count McGurk's never disappoints,
`because it gets the little things right," Riverfront Times
`(Missouri), November 13, 2002.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 44.
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`"HEALTH FOOD STORE LOOKS EAST," The Post-
`Standard (Syracuse, NY), September 29, 2002, p. E1 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 45.
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`"Irish furnishings distinguish hotel bar — EAT WITH PETE,"
`The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, October 26, 2001, p. 050 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 46.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 47.
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`"MO & O'MALLEYS BRINGS A TOUCH OF IRELAND
`TO GRANBY PUB SCENE," The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk),
`May 16, 1996, p. 14 ff.
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`"TAVERN ON THE LAKE BRINGS A TOUCH OF
`IRELAND TO TAVARES," Orlando Sentinel
`(Florida)
`March 23, 1990, p. 6 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 48.
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`"Dining Out: The secret's out: Kilamey House is incredible,"
`The Capital (Annapolis, MD), April 11, 2003, p. 2 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 49.
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`"THE new IRISH CUISINE; From the Emerald Isle to the
`New England shore," The Patriot Ledger (Quincy, MA),
`March 2, 2005, p. 31 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 50.
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`Ireland," Milwaukee
`in
`"Momings
`(Wisconsin), March 1, 2000, p. 1G ff.
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`Journal
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`Sentinel
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 51.
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`"AREA RESTAURANTS OFFER GREEN BEER,
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 52.
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`BANGERS BANDS," The Columbian (Vancouver, WA),
`March 14,2000, p. 1 ff.
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`"Full-scale effort: chains carry out fine-dining, QSR ideas to
`drive sales," Nation's Restaurant News, November 4, 2002, p.
`1 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 53.
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`"GOOD FOLLOW-UPS 'SIMPLER' COOKBOOKS HELP
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`SAVE TIME — BUT DON'T STINT ON QUALITY,"
`Winston-Salem Journal (Winston Salem, NC), July 6, 2005,
`p. 2 ff.
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`APPLICANT'S EXHIBIT 54.
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`"Dirt Cheap Eats," Washingtonian, February 2005.
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`Date: April 17, 2006
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`THE IRISH DAIRY BOARD
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`CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED
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` Anthony
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`Counsel for Opposers
`HOLLAND & KNIGHT
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`2099 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
`Washington, D.C. 20006
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`THE SPIRIT OF ST. PADDY’S; AT IRISH PUB, EVERY DAY IS A CELEBRATION The Arizona Republic
`(Phoenix) March 11, 2004 Thursday Final chaser Edition
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`HEADLINE: THE SPIRIT OF ST. PADDY'S; AT IRISH PUB, EVERY DAY IS A CELEBRATION
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`BYLINE: By Michael Kiefer, The Arizona Republic
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`The Dubliner Irish Pub is smokier than Irish whiskey and noisier than an Irish wake, and it'll be
`roaring this St. Paddy's Day, inside the pub and out.
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`But it's always crowded and it's always fun, and it might as well be St. Patrick's Day there every
`night of the year.
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`There's good Irish music on weekends, and there's Guinness and Harp Lager and hard cider on tap —
`- I like the last two combined in a deadly "snakebite" -- and good food, reasonably priced.
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`"Atkins" may be an Irish name, but he left his diet at the pub door. This is a menu full of breads and
`potatoes and thick gravies. Take comfort.
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`The corned beef is moist and lean, with a heap of steamed cabbage piled on top of colcannon, which
`are Irish mashed potatoes ($8.75). Though I might have preferred boiled potatoes, because the
`colcannon was a tad dry, it hardly spoiled the meal.
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`There's no such complaint on the shepherd's pie ($6.95), in which the mashed potatoes are baked
`with a topping of ground beef and gravy, cheese, celery, carrots and onions. Served with a few
`slices of traditional Irish soda bread, it's a good late-night dinner, especially when washed down with
`Guinness or lager.
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`The Dubliner Irish beef stew (cup $3.95; bowl $5.95) and the Guinness braised beef ($7.95) are as
`alike as Irish cousins. Both are based on lean beef and have a similar rich and stewy taste. The
`former has a few more vegetables, while the latter is more of a complete meal, served with
`colcannon and soda bread.
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`Bangers and mash ($6.95) is another basic comfort food —- two grilled, moderately spicy sausages
`served with mashed potatoes and gravy.
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`There are a number of other entrees I didn't have time to try: a grilled salmon; fish and chips; and
`an all-day Irish breakfast ($7.95) described on the menu as two fried eggs, sausage, rashers
`(similar to Canadian bacon), black—and—white pudding (a spicy combination of beef and blood
`puddings -- "an acquired taste," says restaurant co-owner and bona-fide Dubliner Patrick Leavy,
`"it's better to eat than to talk about"), tomatoes, beans and brown bread.
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`This St. Paddy's Day, Leavy says, the merriment at the Dubliner starts at 10 in the morning with
`Irish step dancers and Irish and rock bands playing outside in the parking lot until 10 at night. Then
`the fun moves back inside the pub and roars until 1 in the morning.
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`Things might still be looking a bit green after that.
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`Night & Day; June 3 - 9, 1999 Phoenix New Times (Arizona) June 3, 1999, Thursday
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`"Copyright 1999 New Times Inc."
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`June 3, 1999, Thursday
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`Opposition No. 91164315
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`June 3 - 9, 1999
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`BYLINE: M.V. Moorhead
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`thursday
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`june 3
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`Bona fide show-biz legend Mickey Rooney plays the title role in The Wizard of 02 when a touring
`stage version of the L. Frank Baum tale comes to the Valley. Jo Anne Worley, the wild woman of
`Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, plays that embodiment of Midwestern evil, the Wicked Witch of the
`West. Performances of this American native-wit classic are at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 3; 7:30
`p.m. Friday, June 4; noon, 4 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5; 1, 4 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 6;
`7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 8; and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, at Gammage Auditorium, Mill and
`Apache in Tempe. Tickets, at Gammage or Dillard's, range from $22 to $45. The run continues
`through Sunday, June 13. 480-965-3434, 480-503-5555.
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`Philadelphia filmmaker Harold Boihem's The Ad and the Ego screens at 9 p.m. Thursday, June 3, at
`Modified, 407 East Roosevelt (Phoenix). The soundtrack to this documentary study of the pervasive
`effect of advertising on the modern psyche is by the experimental band Negativland. Mark Hosler
`from the band is scheduled to be present for the screening, and will answer questions afterward.
`Admission is $5. Call 602-252-7664 for more information.
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`Opening this weekend is Dirty Secrets, a suspense play about a monogamous gay couple whose
`relationship is disrupted by a houseguest. The playwright, Joe Marshall, also appears as the
`interloper. Matthew Cary directs the Alternative Theatre Co. production. Opening performances are
`at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 3; the same time Friday, June 4; and Saturday, June 5; and 7 p.m.
`Sunday, June 6, at On the Spot Theater, 4700 North Central. Tickets are $15; reservations are
`recommended. The run continues through_Sunday, June 27. 623-934-0979.
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`The Shakespeare Company mounts The Tempest, Shakespeare's glorious romantic fantasy of gods
`and monsters and a deposed duke who has become a "white magician" on a desert island. Opening
`performances are at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 3; the same time Friday, June 4; and Saturday, June 5;
`and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 6, at the Cactus High School Auditorium, located at 6330 West
`Greenway Road in Glendale. Ticket prices are $12 for adults, $10 for juniors and seniors. Tickets are
`available at the door and through Dillard's. The run continues through Sunday, June 13. 480-503-
`5555.
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`friday
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`june 4
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`Paintings by Judith Walsh, student works from Metro Arts Academy and pieces from the Boys and
`Girls Club all open with a reception from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, June 4, at MARS Artspace, along with a
`MARS Group Exhibition; they continue through Saturday, June 26, at 126 South Central, in the
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`Luhrs building. 602-253-3541.
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`The Ramada Valley Ho Resort, 6850 East Main in Scottsdale, hosts the weekly "Fabulous '50s"
`Celebration, which includes live '50s music by Sea of Love, dancing, and a display of vintage cars of
`that era, on Friday, June 4; and Saturday, June 5; and each subsequent Friday and Saturday
`through Saturday, September 4. Food is available at "'50s prices" during happy hour (5 to 7 p.m.);
`Sea of Love performs starting at 7 p.m. Admission is free. 480-945-6321.
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`saturday
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`june 5
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`In the grand tradition of celebrity appearances at store openings, the Jack Russell terrier known as
`Moose to his friends but as Eddie to legions of fans of the sitcom Frasier comes to the Valley to give
`the newest PETsMART store, at 10825 North Tatum in Paradise Valley, a spectacular debut. The
`noble beast and his trainer are scheduled to be in the store from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June
`5. Admission is free. Call 602-580-6100 for more information.
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`Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) is the beneficiary of a gala concert by Al Jarreau on
`Saturday, June 5, at the Celebrity Theatre, 440 North 32nd Street. Showtime is 7:30 p.m., after a
`silent auction and reception at 6 p.m.; a VIP party for sponsors follows the show. Tickets range from
`$150 to $300 per person, and are available by calling CASS at 602-256-6945.
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`My favorite current blues singer, the Bay Area's great, lewd diva E.C. Scott, returns to the Rhythm
`Room, 1019 East Indian School, at 9 p.m. Saturday, June 5, to show off her powerful,
`authoritatively lusty voice. The cover is $6. 602-265-4842.
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`sunday
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`june 6
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`The Irish band Bagatelle plays at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 6, at the Dubliner Irish Pub, 3841 East
`Thunderbird. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 21-and-older (unless accompanied by parent or
`spouse of legal age) show. Tickets, available at the Dubliner and at The Irish Gift House (1335
`West University in Tempe), are $15. 602-867-0984 (Dubliner), 480-731-9755 (Irish Gift House).
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`Billed as the "largest bridal show in the Southwest," the Bridal Fashion Debut is scheduled for 10
`a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 6, at the Phoenix Civic Plaza Ballroom, Second Street and Adams. The
`blessed event, showcasing all things nuptial, features more than 200 wedding merchants and many
`prize and coupon giveaways. 602-451-9723.
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`monday
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`june 7
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`Retro band Flashback opens the 1999 season of Tempe's Concerts in the Park with a show of oldies
`at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 7, on the southwest side of the lake at Kiwanis Park, Mill Avenue and All-
`America Way. Admission is free. The series continues through Monday, July 12. Call 480-898-5665
`for more information.
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`tuesday
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`june 8
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`"Call us hillbilly jazz, traditional country, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley, and vaudeville. Just don't call us
`swing!" So requests the 10-piece, all-acoustic jazz-b|ues-country-gospe|-novelty outfit that performs
`under the not-inapt title The Asylum Street Spankers and has won the Austin Music Awards‘ "Best
`None of the Above" category three times. They're an indefinable and marvelous ensemble--sort of a
`lewd yet folksy version of Spike Jones‘ City Slickers--and Christina Marrs' vocals are an amazing
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`mixture of gut, soul and cheeked tongue. Touring behind their Cold Spring CD Hot Lunch, the
`Spankers take the stage at 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 8, at the Rhythm Room, 1019 East Indian School.
`There's a $5 cover. 602-265-4842.
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`Works by Scottsdale-based photographer Dorothy Robin Martin, large-scale installation artist
`Carolanne Patterson of Brooklyn, New York, and painter Linda Murray of Abilene, Texas, are among
`those on display when Galeria Mesa hosts "The Natural World," a national juried exhibition of pieces,
`in media ranging from textiles to printmaking to ceramics to book arts, inspired by "the images,
`materials and forms of the natural world with themes from celebration to subjugation." The show
`opens on Tuesday, June 8, and continues through Saturday, July 10, at Mesa Arts Center, 155 North
`Center. Hours: noon to 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays. A reception is
`slated for Friday, June 11, with goodies and music by sax man Jerry Donato. 480-644-2056.
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`Also on the gallery beat: Shemer Art Center and Museum presents "Shutter to Think," a juried
`exhibition of contemporary photography featuring such Arizona shutterbugs as Tony Berardi,
`Thomas Blaney, Pam Deutschman, Karen Hymer-Thompson, Denise Kramer, Wayne Rainey, Brian
`Skaggs, Marilyn Szabo and Chandon Thorell. It opens with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday,
`June 8, and continues through Friday, July 2. Sculptures by Larry McLaughlin continue indefinitely
`on the museum grounds. The mission-style facility, a former residence, was built between 1919 and
`1928. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to
`1 p.m. Saturdays. 5005 East Camelback. 602-262-4727.
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`bridal consultant and publisher of the Bridal Source Guide, is the presenter. Admission is free, but
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`notables Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) March 12, 2006 Sunday
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`March 12, 2006 Sunday
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`Opposition No. 91164315
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`Cancellation No. 92044189
`Dubliner, Inc. v. The Irlsh Dalry
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`Friday's festivities
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`What would St. Patrick make of green beer and all these tents sprouting and pipers gallivanting
`around the Twin Towns? We'll never know, and maybe that's for the best. Regardless, here is some
`of the action slated at Irish pubs for St. Patrick's Day, which, happily for the multiude of celebrants,
`falls on Friday:
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`Getting a head start on the festivities, the Dubliner Pub (2162 W. University Av., St. Paul, 651-
`646-5551) will open one of the area's largest tents (8,000 square feet) at 5 p.m. Thursday. The pub
`will start serving a champagne continental breakfast at 8 a.m. Friday and will have live music
`indoors and in the tent from noon till closing time.
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`Like many such establishments, Keegan's Pub (16 University Av. NE., Minneapolis, 612-252-0880)
`will open at 8 a.m. and serve breakfast until 11 a.m. In a tent out back, there will be live music
`from noon till 10 p.m., highlighted by the Sweet Colleens and one of many stops for the Minnesota
`Pipes and Drums.
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`The tent party at O'Donovan's Irish Pub (700 1st Av. N., Minneapolis, 612-317-8896) starts at 8
`a.m. Friday and runs all weekend. Seamus will perform from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, followed by the Wild
`Colonial Bhoys from 10 p.m. till 2 a.m.
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`A brunch beginning at 8 a.m. launches a one-year anniversary weekend celebration at O'Ma||ey's
`Irish Pub (1775 Radio Dr., Woodbury, 651-578-7007). There will be pipe and/or drum music in the
`cozy space later in the day, and corned beef and cabbage (not usually on the menu) all day.
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`At precisely 3:17 p.m., the denizens of Durkin's Pub (227 E. Main St., Anoka, 673-712-0476) will
`decamp for a police-escorted march around the block. The pub's fifth-annual Irish bash also will
`feature live acoustic music beginning at 9:30 p.m. and corned beef and cabbage all day and night.
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`Music inside and out is on tap at O'Gara's Bar & Grill (164 N. Snelling Av., St. Paul, 651-644-3333).
`Tim Mahoney is the headliner in the tent, from 4 to 6 p.m. (no cover). In the Garage, music begins
`at 3:30 p.m., culminating with G.B. Leighton at 10:30 p.m. (progressive cover charge).
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`And, of course, Kieran Fo|liard's pubs will be hoppin'. There will be live Irish music from noon till 1
`a.m. at the Liffey (175 W. 7th St., St. Paul, 651-556-1420). Not to be outdone, Kieran's Irish Pub
`(330 2nd Av. S., Minneapolis, 612-339-4499) will offer music in three spaces: the front room (noon-
`2 a.m.), the Titanic Lounge (4 p.m.-2 a.m.) and an outdoor tent (3 p.m.—1 a.m.).
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`Ex-chef John Logan dies; founded Mai Tai Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) October 27, 1996, Metro
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`Opposition No. 91164315
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`HEADLINE: Ex-chef John Logan dies; founded Mai Tai
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`John Logan, 59, former head chef at the Ambassador Hotel in St. Louis Park and a founder of the
`Mai Tai restaurant in Excelsior, died of liver disease Tuesday at a nursing home in Portland, Ore.
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`Logan, formerly of St. Paul, was born in London. His parents were Irish and raised him in Dublin.
`He was a chef in London and a cook in the merchant marine for several years before moving to
`Minneapolis in 1963.
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`He worked at the Ambassador until he and several other Irishmen came up with the idea to start the
`Mai Tai restaurant, said Logan's daughter Joanne, of Eagan. The group, which included an attorney,
`a builder and a restaurant manager, bought the property where the roller coaster at Excelsior
`Amusement Park had been. Logan left the restaurant in 1982, and it closed several years later. He
`taught cooking classes at Stillwater prison for four years. He was head chef at the Bishop's Lodge in
`Santa Fe, N.M. and a chef in London, and cooked meals for business and first-class passengers on
`United Airlines before moving to Portland six years ago. He cooked at a bar featuring Irish and
`English food until six months ago.
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`In the early 1970s he did cooking demonstrations on a local television show. He was president of the
`Minnesota chapter of the Sons and Daughters of Ireland and organized many trips there.
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`Besides Joanne he is survived by daughters Carol Logan, of Dublin, and Michelle Foley, of
`Rosemount; a brother, Paddy Logan, of Cornwall, England, and sisters Bridget Byrne and Patricia
`Stewart, both of Enfield, England.
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`A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Macalester College Chapel, 1600 Grand Av.,
`St. Paul. A reception will follow at the Dubliner, 2162 University Av., St. Paul.
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`Party for the Green, not ‘til you're green; Nightwatch The Seattle Times March 17, 2006 Friday
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`March 17, 2006 Friday
`Fourth Edition
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`Opposition No. 91164315
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`HEADLINE: Party for the Green, not ‘til you're green;
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`BYLINE: Torn Scanlon, Seattle Times staff reporter
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`"Do you know what I'm going to tell you, he said with his dry mouth, a pint of plain is your only
`man.
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`"Notwithstanding this eulogy, I soon found that the mass of plain porter bears an unsatisfactory
`relation to its toxic content and I became subsequently addicted to brown stout in bottle, a drink
`which still remains the one that I prefer the most despite the painful and blinding fits of vomiting
`which a plurality of bottles has often induced in me."
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`Let the narrator of Flann O'Brien's "At Swim-Two-Birds" be a lesson to you: a plurality of bottles be
`they Harp, Guinness, that green-dyed domestic stuff or various types of whiskey will be your friend
`only for a bit. After that they will turn on you like liquid pit bulls.
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`So you are warned. Enough of that.
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`Now, on this St. Patrick's Day, let's take a glance around Seattle and see where the action is:
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`Bal|ard's Tractor Tavern has its annual St. Patrick's Day "Ceili" (KAY-lee, Gaelic for "party"), with
`traditional Irish dancing (8 p.m., $7; 206-789-3599).
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`Just across the street and down the block a bit, Conor Byrne's will have Irish music going all day
`($5; 206-784-3640).
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`At the downtown Fado Irish Pub, the fun starts today at 11:30 a.m., with Irish bands and dancers
`going on well into the night ($10 after 1 p.m.; 206-264-2700).
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`Owl 'n Thistle, 'round the corner from Fado, has its lively house band playing "off and on all day"
`starting at 10 a.m. ($10; 206-621-7777).
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`Kells in Pike Place Market is another all-day spot, with music starting at noon and going on and on.
`($20, which also gets you a T-shirt; 206-728-1916).
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`Paddy Coyne's, between downtown and Eastlake at 1190 Thomas St., has a packed music bill
`starting at 5 p.m. ($10; 206-405-1548).
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`In Magnolia, Mulleady's Irish Pub starts today with traditional Irish breakfast (8-11 a.m.), then has
`music starting at noon ($10; 206-283-8843).
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`In the University District, Irish Emigrant has green bands starting at 4 p.m. ($10; 206-525-2955).
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`Fremont's Dubliner has live Irish music starting at 3 p.m. ($5; 206-548-1508).
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`? For the wee ones under 21, all-ages Vera Project has a St. Patrick's Day Dance, with DJs (8 p.m.,
`$6)-
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`After March, the Vera Project will be leaving its downtown Fourth Avenue site. A new location at the
`Snoqualmie Room of Seattle Center won't be ready until the fall. In the meantime, Vera shows will
`take place at Capitol Hill Arts Center and other locations.
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