Watch: The bagpipes still played this St. Patrick’s Day, despite virus isolation
The bagpipes were still played this St. Patrick’s Day, despite virus isolation in America.
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Mar 18, 2020, 2:41 AM
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Updated 1,508 days ago
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182ds agoThe parades were canceled. The pubs were closed – but coronavirus isolation was not going to stop New Jerseyans from celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
Folks in Ridgewood called upon Glen Rock firefighter and pastor Jay Unzaga to play his bagpipes as a way to celebrate the holiday and to bring a little cheer to these trying times.
