5 Things to Expect at the St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast

Senator Nick Collins will host the Annual St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast on Sunday, March 16th. This Southie tradition will take place at the Iron Workers Union Hall and feature a who’s who of elected officials and politicians. The event starts at 8:00am and will be broadcast on TV live via New England Cable News (NECN), New England Sports Network (NESN), and Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN), on radio live via WROL 950 AM and 100.3 at 9:00am. Here are five things you can expect!
Your Host, Senator Nick Collins
Senator Nick Collins will be your MC of the morning! He’ll make sure the program moves promptly with the occasional joke and or song.
Irish Music
Curragh’s Fancy – an 8-piece Irish band, will be playing all your favorite Irish music. Everything from Southie is My Hometown to Wild Colonial Boy will be featured.
Politicians telling jokes
Everyone, from Governor Maura Healey to Mayor Michelle Wu, will take turns telling jokes. Some will be funny, but many may fall flat.
The historic Ironworkers Local 7 Union Hall as the backdrop
For more than 120 years, Local 7 has proudly represented union ironworkers across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. They are proud members of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Iron Workers. While initially formed in 1896 in Philadelphia, Local 7 moved to Boston after the initial charter was revoked in 1902. Upon the move, Boston became the first city in the country with two Iron Worker Locals, the other being Local 4. Local 4 merged with Local 7 to form one of the largest Locals in the region.
Local 7 saw a period of tremendous expansion following World War II. Iron and steel became prevalent building materials in construction, and the demand for skilled union ironworkers increased. Local 7’s Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) grew out of this demand, ensuring that new members entering the trade received the necessary skills. The union hall is located on Old Colony Ave.
Small Businesses
Small businesses are the heart and soul of a neighborhood! If small businesses thrive, then the whole neighborhood flourishes! This year, the St Patrick’s Day Breakfast hosted by Senator Nick Collins will feature a wide range of small businesses, from florists to restaurants! Get all the details here!
Plus, Caught in Southie will be there
CIS will have all the behind-the-scenes sneak peeks, live interviews with special guests, and color commentary on the event! Make sure to follow us on Instagram for the latest!
Image via Don West

Maureen Dahill is the founder of Caught in Media. Once a longtime wardrobe and prop stylist for brands such as Rue La La, TJ Max & Hasbro, she is a devoted lover of vintage clothing, Martini Mondays, Castle Island, AND a 4th generation South Boston native. Mother of three, married to Peter G.
Watch your elected officials be insulted and emasculated by carpetbagging race-hustlers from Chicago.
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Might you mean starts at 9AM with pre show at 8AM? Or maybe starts at 8AM, preshow at 7AM? Good Luck to Senator Collins, Haley & all involved!