Obama marks St. Patrick's Day with brew in a pub
U.S. President Barack Obama toasts with Guinness beer as he visits a bar in celebration of St. Patrick's day at the Dubliner Restaurant and Pub in Washington, DC. (March 17, 2012) Credit: Getty Images
President Barack Obama is sipping a Guinness at an Irish bar to observe St. Patrick's Day. At the White House, the main South Lawn Fountain is burbling green water.
Obama took his motorcade to the Dubliner Restaurant and Pub on a dazzling Saturday afternoon.
Wearing a moss green jacket pierced with a button that read, "VIP GUEST — Tell 'em Danny sent you," Obama waded into a crowd wearing all manner of Kelly green waiting under a tent outside the tavern near Washington's landmark Union Station.
On Tuesday, Obama and Vice President Biden will meet the Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny and attend a St. Patrick's Day lunch at the Capitol. Then the president and first lady Michelle Obama will host an evening reception at the White House.
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