31 Best Irish Movies to Watch on St. Patrick's Day 2025

Set in a small town in Ireland, an Irish priest receives a death threat during a confession. As the timeline on the threat runs out the priest must grapple with the reality of his community and his personal life.

This semi-autobiographical film chronicles the life of a working class family and their young son's childhood during the late 1960s in Northern Ireland.

A cat and mouse game set in South Boston where the state police force is waging an all-out-war to take down the city's top organized crime ring

This 2016 documentary tells the story of Ireland from Irish independence and beyond through the eyes of 30 Irish centenarians.

In this romantic comedy, Rosemary, played by Emily Blunt, pines for Jamie Dornan's Anthony, a farmer tending his family's land in the Irish countryside.

This 1998 movie starring Meryl Streep and Michael Gambon follows the lives of five close-knit unmarried sisters in rural Ireland in the 1930s.

An Irish father summons his adult children to come home, causing them to fear the worst, but they find he wants to introduce them to his new fiancé.

This feel-good comedy follows the misadventures of two longtime friends and the small Irish village they call home, which is transformed by a winning lottery ticket.

Another year comes and goes, and Anna (Amy Adams) still doesn’t have a ring. So what does she do? Chases her boyfriend through Ireland so she can propose to him. But what she didn’t expect was to meet a handsome stranger along the way...

This sweet children’s movie is magical enough to entertain adults too.

Leprechauns, pots of gold, and rainbows are all found in this delightful Fred Astaire film from the '60s.

You can stream this Disney Channel Original Movie on Disney Plus, or you can skip the middleman and just buy it yourself. Either way, you won’t regret having access to the family comedy about a teenager who’s part leprechaun.

An Irish cop and his straight-laced coworker uncover corruption in the police department while investigating a drug ring in this comedic thriller.

This isn’t exactly a warm and fuzzy St. Patrick’s Day movie, but it's on theme nonetheless. If horror’s not your thing, then maybe Jennifer Aniston's '90s style will be.

This Irish romantic comedy follows two aspiring musicians who decide to collaborate and end up falling for each other in the process.

Liam Neeson plays the titular character, who leads the Irish Republican Army in a battle against Britain for Ireland’s independence.

A man decides to organize an R&B group in Dublin, but fame and fortune are more difficult to navigate than the group may have thought.

After a boxer named Sean moves back to his home in Ireland, he falls in love with the sister of the man who’s always coveted Sean’s property.