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We know that everyone is a little Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. But we want to make sure everyone gets lucky too! That is, lucky because they stay safe this holiday. Having a good time, getting happy with your Irish buds and chums is all good and well. Making memories can create many lucky moments. Just as long as you plan well. So here’s to four leaf clovers and green beer!

Heading out with the girls for an Irish Evening? The only way to make it to the pot of gold is to plan. Make sure you know where you’re going and who you’re going with. Check out which Irish Pub has the best specials and coordinate where you and your gal-pals are going to meet before you head out to find that Irish Danny Boy!

Women Auto Know Tips for a Safe and Happy St. Patty’s Day:

  • Partying with friends is fun! But make sure you pick your designated driver BEFORE the festivities start!

  • If you’re meeting friends out, have the designated driver take the keys from everyone ASAP!

  • If you don’t have a designated driver, and you had a little too much fun, call a sober friend, family member or cab to come get you.

  • If the wild Irish night ends up at someone’s house, better to stay where you are and sleep it off rather than drive home. Staying over is better than being pulled over!

  • If you’re gonna drink, DON’T DRIVE!

  • If you’re gonna drive, DON’T DRINK!

  • Treat yourself to a cab ride on St. Patty’s Day! Leave your keys at home so you’re not even tempted to drive.

  • Be a good O’Chum – NEVER let your friends leave your sight when out partying. Beer goggles can make even Mr. Leprechaun look tall, dark and handsome. Be a good wing-girl and stay with your friends all night!

Are you the hostess with the mostess? If you plan on entertaining at your pad, take these steps to make sure all of your guests are alive and well to come back next year:

  • Be a responsible host. Have plenty of corned beef and cabbage along with other food and non-alcoholic drinks for your guests to enjoy.

  • Grab the keys as they arrive.

  • Make sure your guest list includes a designated driver or make plans ahead of time to have a car service or cab company drive Erin, Maggie or Shannon and all their pals home safely.

  • If your guests are GOOD friends, set up some pillows and blankets and make your Irish bash a sleepover!

Ladies, a good time is only a good time if you’re still around to talk about it. If you plan right and take these steps, you have a pretty good shot at getting lucky this St. Patrick’s Day! Who knows… you might even find that pot of gold!

Mechanically yours,

Audra

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