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Ah, St. Paddy’s, a day to wear green, find the good craic, and, as per tradition, drink. (Only if you are over the age of 21 and have a ride home, of course.) It’s also a great day for rideshare. In fact, March 17 was the most popular day last spring, with Lyft rides 23% higher than usual. 

It’s no surprise that Boston goes hard on St. Patrick’s Day — it named its NBA team the Celtics, after all. But Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and San Francisco are also among the “most Irish cities in America” and take their celebrations seriously. Which city goes the most Irish on St. Patrick’s Day? 

Sorry, Beantown. According to Lyft data, Chicagoans are the most active on St. Paddy’s, taking 16.4% more Lyft rides than normal.

But when it comes to the St. Patrick’s tradition of getting scuttered (i.e., drunk), Bostonians truly shine. They took 58.5% more Lyft rides to bars on St. Paddy’s Day last year than average. The most popular spot? The Black Rose, nicknamed the “Fenway Park of Irish pubs,” offers up pints of Guinness beer and Irish music every night of the week, all year long. Other bars that saw a big St. Paddy’s bump in rideshare include Mayes Oyster House (San Francisco), Chief O’Neils (Chicago), Mcgillin’s Olde Ale House (Philadelphia), and Paddy Reilly’s Music Bar (New York).

The hangover-averse may skip the pubs and instead visit places that offer traditional Irish food and culture. San Franciscans, in particular, were 1,066% more likely to take Lyft rides to destinations with “Irish” in the name — most notably ​​Kells Irish Restaurant and Bar and the United Irish Cultural Center, which hosts a day-long celebration featuring Celtic jazz and a corned beef supper.

But perhaps the most Irish thing you can do on St. Paddy’s Day is to spread a little luck to those around you. And indeed, while all five cities tipped more than usual on March 17, Boston drivers were the luckiest of all, receiving 7.8% more tips than usual.