Magnolia TX - St Patrick’s Day, Party March 17 2012 at Hectors Cigar Bar (281) 259 7498 Lá Fhéile Pádraig
ERIN GO BRAGH! We will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day starting a 11:00 a.m. As usual we have excellent Cigar Specials and plenty of Ice Cold Beer, so you can Cheer Ireland on their biggest day of the year! Please be sure to wear GREEN! You don’t want to get pinched… Hectors Cigar bar is located at 33418 Egypt Lane, Magnolia TX. Map Us We are a 10 minutes drive from “The Woodlands”,Spring and Tomball Tx.Come and enjoy the fun for The Best Happy Hour St Patrick’s Day Party in North Houston! While Hectors carry a great selection of, both Import/ Domestic, Draft and Bottled Beer. Gene has a great selection of Scotch’s and plenty of call Specialty Liquors. So if you prefer the PGA and a 30 year old Scotch with your favorite cigar, we have it all. We are about a 10 -15 min drive from some of the best golf courses in Montgomery County TX. Members are always welcome at Hectors Cigar Bar. Here are a few of my favorites. High Meadow Ranch Golf Club, Pinebrook Farms, The Woodlands Country Club, Cypresswood Golf Club, Gleannloch Farms Golf Club, Augusta Pines Golf Club, The Player, The Club At Carlton Woods and Tomball Country Club.
Just In Case Ya Don't Know:
Irish and French Acadian Immigrants Arrive in Louisiana about the same time!
While the Catholic traditions of Louisiana were a strong draw to the immigrants from both Ireland and Acadia, a connection almost as binding was the anti-British feeling they shared.
I hesitate to use the word hatred, but--hatred felt for the English by both the Irish and the Cajuns[ Gene is a Cajun!] gave them a commonality that transcended politics, culture, and even religion. read the full story
New Orleans still celebrates a huge St Patty's Parade and god knows how many parties! Just shortly after Mardi Gras, Nw Orleans Host one of the largest parties in the U.S.A.
St Patricks Day N.O. L.A.
Irish and French Acadian Immigrants Arrive in Louisiana about the same time!
While the Catholic traditions of Louisiana were a strong draw to the immigrants from both Ireland and Acadia, a connection almost as binding was the anti-British feeling they shared.
I hesitate to use the word hatred, but--hatred felt for the English by both the Irish and the Cajuns[ Gene is a Cajun!] gave them a commonality that transcended politics, culture, and even religion. read the full story
New Orleans still celebrates a huge St Patty's Parade and god knows how many parties! Just shortly after Mardi Gras, Nw Orleans Host one of the largest parties in the U.S.A.
St Patricks Day N.O. L.A.
