1. Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Morristown
Morristown is home to one of the largest St. Patrick's Day parades in New Jersey. The parade dates back to 1979 and attracts thousands of visitors each year. It's a family-friendly event that includes floats, bands, and step dancers.

2. The Revolutionary War Battle of Springfield
On March 17, 1780, British troops launched an attack on Springfield, New Jersey, in an attempt to capture military supplies. The American forces, however, were prepared for the attack and fought back fiercely, resulting in a significant victory for the patriots.

3. Newark's First Saint Patrick's Day Parade
The first St. Patrick's Day parade in Newark was held on March 17, 1936. The parade was organized by the Irish-American League and drew approximately 10,000 participants.

4. Trenton's Irish Heritage
Trenton, New Jersey, has a rich Irish heritage, with many residents tracing their roots back to Ireland. The city celebrates St. Patrick's Day with a parade and other community events.

5. The Irish Famine Memorial in Jersey City
Jersey City is home to a memorial commemorating the victims of the Irish potato famine. The memorial includes a sculpture depicting a family struggling through the famine, as well as a plaque commemorating the contributions of Irish immigrants to the city.