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How Many Days Until St. Patrick's Day 2027?

St. Patrick's Day 2027 is on Wednesday, March 17, 2027. The countdown below runs live from your device's clock and rolls over to 2028 once the day has passed. From today that is 142 days, or 20 weeks and 2 days.

Days until St. Patrick's Day
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Live countdown to midnight at the start of the day, using your device's clock and time zone.

When is St. Patrick's Day? Dates for 2027โ€“2031

YearDateDay of the week
2027March 17, 2027Wednesday
2028March 17, 2028Friday
2029March 17, 2029Saturday
2030March 17, 2030Sunday
2031March 17, 2031Monday

Rule: Always March 17.

How the date of St. Patrick's Day is set

St. Patrick's Day is March 17, the traditional date of St. Patrick's death. It is a public holiday in Ireland but not a federal holiday in the United States. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica โ€” St. Patrick's Day.

How the countdown is counted

The big number counts calendar days from today, not counting today, so the day before St. Patrick's Day shows 1 day. The live clock counts down to midnight at the start of the day in your time zone, which is why it can show one day fewer plus some hours. As of Monday, October 26, 2026, 142 days remain, of which 102 are weekdays (Monday to Friday, public holidays not removed). To count down to a birthday, a trip or any other date, or to count the days since a past date, use the Days Until Calculator.

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Frequently asked questions

How many days until St. Patrick's Day 2027?

St. Patrick's Day 2027 is on Wednesday, March 17, 2027. Counting from Monday, October 26, 2026, that is 142 days (20 weeks and 2 days). The countdown above updates live from your own clock.

What day of the week is St. Patrick's Day 2027?

Wednesday. St. Patrick's Day 2028 falls on a Friday (Friday, March 17, 2028).

How is the date of St. Patrick's Day set?

Always March 17. St. Patrick's Day is March 17, the traditional date of St. Patrick's death. It is a public holiday in Ireland but not a federal holiday in the United States.