Jersey Proud: Leprechaun visits Brick Township schools to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
Retired police Detective Tim McCarthy visited the schools dressed as a leprechaun - as he does every year.
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Mar 18, 2023, 2:38 AM
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1h agoSchools in Brick Township celebrated St. Patrick's Day in a unique way.
In addition to kids wearing green apparel, retired police Detective Tim McCarthy visited the schools dressed as a leprechaun - as he does every year.
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He did not just wear a leprechaun outfit, but he also brought a pot of gold as well while visiting Brick's preschool and elementary schools.
It is tradition for McCarthy that is Jersey Proud.
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