There are a number of parades and events taking place across the country this weekend
St Patrick's Day is almost upon us and Northern Ireland has a host of celebrations taking place this weekend.
If you are planning on grabbing your green attire and hitting the streets for a parade or outdoor event, you may be wondering will you need to hoke out a green coat or umbrella to match.The Met Office has shared their weather outlook for the weekend for Northern Ireland and in typical fashion, rain showers could be expected on the big day.
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